There is a language older by far and deeper than words. It is the language of bodies, of body on body, wind on snow, rain on trees, wave on stone. It is the language of dream, gesture, symbol, memory. We have forgotten this language. We do not even remember that it exists. DERRICK JENSEN
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Totem is about creating personal connections through design. It is focused on a lifestyle of simplicity, craftsmanship, and the integrity of natural objects and processes.
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My mother is a folk-artist, and my father is an industrial designer. I think my aesthetic is a blend of those things: an obsession with traditional craft, and the structure and simplicity of architecture. Much of my aesthetic and talents I owe directly to my parents, who have taught me many of their skills: sewing, batik, woodworking, welding, glass fusing, Ukrainian Eggs, ceramics, weaving, etc. My parents exposed me to design from a very early age, taking me on road trips to tour Frank Lloyd Wright’s buildings; learning traditional Native American basketry, builing tree houses, and introducing me to CorelDraw when I was 10. TOTEM IS AN AESTHETIC.
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tactile folk art PROJECTS
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I grew up in mountains, and by the ocean, which has imbued in me a deep appreciation and connection with nature. It is my biggest source of inspiration. I hope to communicate this through use of space, texture, and material. FORMS.
I believe that design is a language deeper than words, that has the power to connect us in and meaningful ways. In my work, I always strive to be personal, simple, and straightforward.
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it is the name of my personal side project; a line of home goods and jewelry, inspired by nature & folk art. It also represents the lifestyle that I strive to live.
The one idea my parents drilled into me the most was that of taking initiative, of always going the extra mile. My interests have always been fleeting (one week I’ll be obsessed with photography, the next week basket weaving) but the common thread is a passion to learn, and the motivation to explore new things independently. This drive extends beyond school, and even beyond design. Totem is a lifestyle that manifests in every detail of my life.
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Print Packa g i n g Identi ty Ph oto g ra p hy Web
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auger + ore
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The artist is a collector of things imaginary or real. He accumulates things with the same enthusiasm that a little boy stuffs his pockets. The scrap heap and the museum are embraced with equal curiosity. Why one thing and not another is part of the mystery, but he is omnivorous.
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C O N C E P T / Auger + Ore is the first iteration of Totem. It is a collection of home goods and jewelry, inspired by nature & folk art, available online and in select shops in San Francisco.
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B A C K G R O U N D / A+O started as a packaging and identity project and grew into a cohesive brand over the course of two years. The goal was to create a brand of high quality goods that reflect a lifestyle of voluntary simplicity and a respect for the natural world. Auger + Ore has served as an outlet for me to explore an interest in brand development, product and packaging design as well as others interests like ceramics, weaving, and beekeeping.â€
INFO
Tactile Folk Art
Packaging 2 Tom McNulty Spring 2011 C AT E G O R Y
Print Packaging Identity Photography Web
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drift
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DRIFT / A TRIBUTE
We document, explain, justify, construct, organize: these are good things, but we do not succeed in coming to the whole But we may as well calm down: construction is not absolute.
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a tribute to chance
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Drift is an experimental typography book and website that explores the power of chance through the intersection of technology and fine art.
KEYWORDS
This conceptual project uses the idea of synthesis to communicate the importance of play and experimentation. Working in collaboration with programmer Mouse Reeve, we designed a computer program to randomly generate compositions, emphasizing the idea of chance. The book reads more like an editorial, with collections of essays, poems, and short stories about the powder of randomness. Many traditional design principles are broken in this project, but maintaining the concept was more important to me, so I chose to keep the layouts unpolished to accentuate the accidental nature of the piece. A century ago, the Dadaists used collage to break down the limiting structures of “high art�. The message of this book is similar, not to take life too seriously.
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CONCEPT /
B AC KG R O U N D /
Surreal Experimental
Typography 4 Ariel Gray Spring 2013 C AT E G O R Y
Print Web Interactive
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Welcome to Drift! 1 Double tap the screen to generate new patterns. 2 Swipe Sideways to save.
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A Global Language
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Unlearning: The Power of Play 2012
The Role of Craft 2012
Digital Texture The Future of Art
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3D Printing Shifting Global Production
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Paul Klee
a tribute to chance
Synthesis
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We document, explain, justify, construct, organize: these are good things, but we do not succeed in coming to the whole. We may as well calm down: construction is not absolute.
Of Chance
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S A LT / LO C A L S U R F
Going back to a simpler life based on living by sufficiency rather than excess is not a step backward. Rather, returning to a simpler way allows us to regain our dignity, puts us in touch with the land, and makes us value human contact again.
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YVON CHOUINARD
local surf forecasting
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Salt is a digital publication and app featuring surf forecasting, tide charts, and bookmarking of locations.
KEYWORDS
Growing up outside of Santa Cruz, surfing is close to my heart. I wanted to create a project that reflected my love of the ocean and the Northern California surf culture. I used clean type and moody, stark photography to convey the power of the ocean, keeping the layouts as straightforwad as possible. This project was an opportunty to combine two of my greatest passions: editorial photography and the West Coast!
INFO
CONCEPT /
B AC KG R O U N D /
Clean California
Integrated Systems Roland Young Fall 2013 C AT E G O R Y
App Identity Photography Web
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Artist Profile: Meg Fall 2013 / Outer S Trouble Coffee, Oc
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gan Thomas Melly Sunset cean Beach Where I grew up spending my summers (South County, Rhode Island) there’s a pretty deep surf scene. Most of my cousins surf. It always fascinated me but I never got into it because it seemed a bit intimidating in terms of a culture/ sport a young girl could break into. It also seemed like a lot of investment in terms of gear to be able to enjoy and I think my parents were hesitant to spend money on something that I might abandon. My husband started surfing two summers ago and I told him I wanted to learn as well. He encouraged me to find a wetsuit (I bought one off Craigslist from a lady who was moving back to Paraguay. There being no coast there she figured it would be a while before she surfed again.)
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collective conscience
technology for good
C O L L E C T I V E CO N S C I E N C E / T E C H N O LO GY F O R G O O D
CARL SAGAN
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We live in a society exquisitely dependent on science and technology, in which hardly anyone knows anything about science and technology.
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The task was to create a collateral educating people about Collective Conscience, a conceptual a software platform for computing using volunteer resources.
KEYWORDS
By harnessing un-used space on phones around the world, Distrubutive Computing is able to run research programs that would normally require a supercomputer. The app let’s you choose from a variety of projects, ranging in areas from art and medicine, to biology and cryptography. The objective was to take something very complicated and scientific and make it feel accesible and intuitive, reflecting the humanitarian potential of the product. (collective conscience: n. the shared beliefs and moral attitudes which operate as a unifying source within society.)
INFO
CONCEPT /
B AC KG R O U N D /
Scientific Intuitive
Identity 2 Tom McNulty Spring 2011
C AT E G O R Y
Print Identity App
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Astropulse is a sky survey that searches for microsecond transient radio pulses. As a microsecond transient radio pulse comes to us from a distant source in space, it passes through the interstellar medium. The ISM is a gas of hydrogen atoms that pervades the whole galaxy. The biggest difference between the ISM and ordinary hydrogen gas. Some of the hydrogen atoms in the ISM are ionized, meaning that they have no electron attached to them. For each ionized hydrogen atom in the ISM, a free electron is floating off somewhere nearby. A substance composed of free floating, ionized particles is called a plasma. order to see the signal's true shape, we have to undo this dispersion. That is, we must dedisperse the signal.
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SKINCARE
I am always trying to convey something that can’t be conveyed, to explain something which is inexplicable, to tell about something I have in my bones, something which can be expressed only in the bones.
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FRANZ KAFKA
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Enso is a conceptual skincare line inspired by the Zen Buddhist concept of Wabi-Sabi (finding beauty in raw and imperfect). In Zen Buddhism, the word Enso symbolizes minimalism and elegance.
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Wabi-Sabi provides a means to live life through the senses and better engage in life as it happens, rather than be caught up in unnecessary thoughts. I wanted this idea to translate into the marketing of the product as well. The goal for this project was to create a line of skincare that downplays the branding, focusing instead on the forms and materials. The goal was for the brand to represent the highest quality materials, without any gimmick. I designed the bottle shapes in CAD using sacred geometry to dictate scale relationships. I then cut the bottles by hand on the wood lathe, and hand painted them.
INFO
CONCEPT /
B AC KG R O U N D /
Raw Earthy
Packaging 3 Tom McNulty Fall 2012 C AT E G O R Y
Packaging Identity Product
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01 02 03 04 05 06 07 08 09 10 MICHAEL HURLEY /
OUTSIDER FOLK
I’ve been told that the Malays drill holes in the bamboo stalks that grow in their forests. When the wind blows, they lie on the ground to listen to the symphonies produced by these gigantic Aeolian harps. The strange thing is that each listener hears a unique tune and a unique harmony, all according to the whim of the wind.
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This conceptual identity project consists of a postcard set and poster series for underground folk artist Michael Hurley, promoted by Folk Yeah.
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Michael Hurley has had a cult following in the folk community since he started performing in 1964. His music is an eclectic, witty, and often bizarre twist on traditional folk. For this postcard set, I used an unpolished aesthetic, with broad color swashes and hand-drawn illustrations to reflect his quirky character.
INFO
CONCEPT /
B AC KG R O U N D /
Americana Quirky
Integrated Systems Roland Young Fall 2013 C AT E G O R Y
Print Identity
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catharsis
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It is the function of art to renew our perception. What we are familiar with we cease to see. The writer shakes up the familiar scene, and, as if by magic, we see a new meaning in it.
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ANAIS NIN
an exploration of the subconscious
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Catharsis is an experimental typograpy book, exploring the human condition through the subconscious.
KEYWORDS
My goal was to communicate the feeling of absurdity through heavy tension, fractured typography, and blurry and distorted photography. The book is also a personal story of my experiences with a sleep disorder. Each graphic detail is an abstraction of the data from several sleep studies. Although it may seem dark, the message is positive: the importance of getting in touch with your subconscious, and harnessing emotions to channel into creativity. The intent of the projct is to shake up our perception of the world, emphasizing the importance of not becoming too comfortable or complacent. The ultimate feeling of the book is represented by catharsis: an emotional release, or a purge of repressed emotion.
INFO
CONCEPT /
B AC KG R O U N D /
Surreal Jarring
Typography 3 Ariel Grey Spring 2012 C AT E G O R Y
Print Photography
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Form follows function: that has been misunderstood. Form and function should be one, joined in a spiritual union.
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Russian River has a unique approach to beer. Their tone is sophisticated, yet accessible and quirky. I used a powder coated gradient to command attention, and set the brand apart from competitors. Their marketing is imbued with humor, and they are known for their biblical themed craft brews, something I wanted to play up in this project. Each bottle has a unique illustration and color code. One key factor in this project was sustainability. The carrier was designed using CAD to require minimal materials, and assembly. It is constructed from 4 pieces of interlocking MDF (a recycled material), held together by a single metal bar. The bottom of the carrier has an interlocking detail, to allow stacking. All of the fabrication for this project I did at Tech Shop: powder coating, screen printing, and laser cutting.
INFO
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Packaging 3 Tom McNulty Fall 2012 C AT E G O R Y
Packaging Identity Industrial
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The shared meal elevates eating from a mechanical process of fueling the body to a ritual of family and community, from the mere animal biology to an act of culture.
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B A C K G R O U N D / This book functions just as much as a scrapbook as a functional cookbook. It is full of quotes, lifestyle photos, as well as our favorite recipes. Both Michael and I are very passionate about photography, and this was an opportunity to showcase our work. The typography and branding was intentionally very simple to emphasize the photograpy. The second component of the project was simple packaging for goods like shortbread, granola, and honey that we used as gifts. The recipes in this book are for personal use only, and are borrowed from some of our favorite sources such as Tartine and Nopa.
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Personal Project Collaboration with Michael Taylor Spring 2014 C AT E G O R Y
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A D O B E C R E AT I V E C LO U D /
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R E - I M AG I N I N G T H E C C I D E N T I T Y
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During the planning process, the theme of partnership kept coming up. Partnership between Adobe and Tolleson, between the artist and their tools, between Michael and I, etc. Using this as our inspiration, we created a series of installations reflecting the idea of synthesis. As a set, the pieces tell the story of experimentation and learing. The structure of the project was very loose, and we wanted to include the widest range of materials and mediums possible. The final list included: welding, a colored powder cloud, plant wall, tapestry, digital animation, neon, paint, contortionist, yarn structure, sand labyrinth, set design, mechanical drawing machine, and even a pi単ata. Utilizing the creative cloud throughout the process, we used technology to present our work in an analog space.
INFO
CONCEPT /
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Experimental Synthesis
Adobe Special Project Art Director: Jamie Calerdon (Tolleson) Spring 2014 C AT E G O R Y
Art Direction Identity Installation
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M Y F A M I LY / Thank you for teaching me everything I know. You have always been there for me since the beginning. 02 M I C H A E L / Thank you for grounding me, for pushing me, and inspiring me. I feel lucky to know you. 03 C A I T L I N / Thank you for hallway gymnastics, for Office quotes, and for always taking care of me. You are my best friend. 04 M A R Y & T O M / Thank you for believing in me, you are the best mentors I could ask for.
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Julia Lemke hello@juialemke.com 408.472.1316 julialemke.com BINDING
Binding_ The Key Arrestox B Bookcloth, Praline Matte White Foil Stamp PRINTING
Giant Horse Finch Fine, 100lb PHOTOGRAPHY
Julia Lemke Canon EOS 5D Mark II PRODUCTION
Gotham / Mercury Adobe Creative Cloud Š 2014 All rights reserved.
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