VV Process Book

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1. When I was a kid... 2. Mundane but personally interesting... 3. I stop and pay attention to this... 4. I admire design that... 5. This aspect of design is under utilized... 6. The part of the design process I connect to most... 7. If I wasn’t a designer I would... 8. When I travel I notice... 9. A recurring question... 3


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1. I find beauty in this... 2. This worries me... 3. I collect... 4. I am in my element when... 5. I am very critical of... 6. Something that defines me... 7. My stance on this is different than most... 8. I solve problems through... 5


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Cubs Baseball Pointe Shoes Bud’s Donuts London Tea Delmar Loop Sparklers Farmhouse Bookstores Roger’s Park Pike’s Place Passport & Chicago Skyline

Heavily symbolic, tokens of memory. Guided by visual clues and cues. The surface holds an untranslated joy to those unaware of what stories of home, near and far settle beneath the bright faces of photographs. 8


Time 1. I have always had empathy for the underdog (see broken crayons). 2. I was a dancer for 14 years and my greatest joy was getting to dance on pointe, when I moved studios I could not do that anymore, I stopped dancing shortly after. 3. Bud’s is in Interlochen, MI. It is one of my favorite places to eat in the world and if you called ahead they’ll bake you fresh cookies. At the end of the day, they’ll give you all of their donuts. 4. My dad worked in London when I was young and when we went to visit my favorite thing to do with my mom and my sister was to stay in the hotel for tea and biscuits with lemon curd, jam, and lots of sugar. 5. The loop is the place that feels most like home to me in St. Louis, I lived there for just a semester but it is where all of my happiest memories in college have taken place at Meshuggah, Mission Taco, and Subterranean. 6. I love lights: fireworks, sparklers, fairy lights, candles, etc. light makes me feel like I belong. 7. We used to go to the farm every year as a kid, each time the farmhouse would collapse closer and closer to the earth, when we went there during my unc;le Sam’s funeral, it had taken to the form of the earth below. 8. Bookstores are my happy place. 9. Growing up in Roger’s park was dangerous and isolating and also the location of a happy childhood. 10. Tea, fruit, fish, coffee, what else is there to life? 11. Wanderlust setting turned on. 12. Chicago’s skyline late at night has always been an obsession of mine, especially lights in the windows there’s a story in each one, lit or dark.

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Books Postcards Bags Maps Tickets Illustrations Journals Cookie Tins My introduction to design was through objects of travel. I liked collecting physical visual things that described memories and colored in details that I won’t remember over time.

Describe your first introduction to design. When did you first realize it was a profession you were interested in? 16


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Describe your ideal design future? What kind of environment? What does success look like in your mind?


Are you hoping to combine design with another interest?

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A Designer I admire is>> Shantell Martin because of her ability to inspire the development of selfidentity and emotional wayfind through design. 22


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What are current design trends you are noticing?

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I remember this design lecture >> Ted Talk on The Aesthetics of Joy with Ingrid Fetell Lee. it stuck with me because>> she talks about how to make design joyful and I feel like we never learn that in class. 26


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This is something in our time that I find myself thinking about often>> Things that bring joy.

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Harmony lies between the brightness of fireworks and symmetry of the donut. Chocolate with pink glazing and soft pastel sprinkles. 29


“The wrong

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Interested in how bees have become a sort of vanity cause, I listened to Adam Allington’s business of bees podcast and researched the difference between honey bees and native bees. The goal of the project was an education on people who are invested in the cause on what species was actually at risk for extinction.

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Everything is designed. Designed to look friendly and inclusive.

How do you think design is changing? 37


What Purpose does design serve in society?

Physical and emotional wayfinding. 38


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Design can be humorless and inaccessible*

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What is something that frustrates you about design

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The Future of Design is....

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