NANCY STRUBE
NANCY STRUBE
Nancy strube Ed u cat catii o n Bachelor of Science in Interior Design Council for Interior Design Accredited Mississippi State University, Starkville, MS 3.5 GPA | Major GPA 3.78 August 2019
Con ntact tac t I n fo r mati m at i o n Current Addresss Permanent Address 110 W. Wood St. Apt. 12D 7642 Foster Ridge Road d Starkville, MS 39759 Germantown, TN 38138 (901) 483-7476
ns695@msstate.edu nancystrube@bellsouth.net
Em ploym p loym ent
Teacher Assistant- ID Graphics | Fall 2018 Mississippi State University Help students with scale, drawing exercises, and plan reading Hold study sessions and grade student assignments
Intern- Interior Design | Summer 2018 Imageworks + Memphis Business Interiors Collaborated with designers to select f inishes Organized resource library Introduced to Configura CET by designers Aended lunch and learns and CEU presentations
Student Director- IDesign, Interior Design Summer Camp | Summer 2018 Mississippi State University Assisted professors in preparing application based activities Demonstrated sketching and rendering techniques Supervised 10 students age 16-18 daily with 2 other student workers
Summer Camp Counselor- Briarcamp | Summer 2015& 16 Briarcrest C Christian hristian SSchool chool Ensured the health, safety, and welfare of children ages 2-13 Coordinated age appropriate games and activities Managed 20-30 children with 1-2 other counselors
Interior design Honors + Affiliations
Related Courses
Deans List | Fall 2018 President’s List | Spring and Fall 2017, Spring 2018 2nd place | Curtis Stout portable lamp competition January 2018 Member, UKIRK | 2017-2019 Member Academic Scholarship | Fall 2015 -2019 ASID Semi-Finalist Student Portfolio Competition 2019 Bronze Award for Hand Rendering Regional Student Competition | March 2017 Junior Representative ASID Mississippi State Chapter | August 2017- May 2018 Senior Representative ASID Mississippi State Chapter | August 2018- May 2019 Student Member of ASID | Fall 2015 - 2019
COMPUTER
TECHNICAL
CAD 3D CAD Modeling Digital Design Photography Detailing & Construction Color & Lighting for Interiors Integrated Lighting for Interiors Furniture Design
Environments for Special Needs Textiles for Interiors Interior Materials & Treatments Hand Rendering Design 1 & 2 Drawing Professional Practice History of Interiors
volunteer + Service Supporter Hurricane Florence Relief Donation | Supporter, September 2018 Supporter, Oktibeeha Humane Society Donation | Supporter March 2018 Volunteer, CAAD Academic Insight | February 2018 Volunteer Supporter, Thanksgiving Can Drive | November Supporter Volunteer, The Big Event, Campus Wide Community Volunteer Service event, Landscaping for Heritage Museum | April 2017
computer skills AutoCad Revit Adobe Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Sketchup Rhino Microsoft Oice
design skills Hand Rendering Space Planning Manual Drafting
Sketching Organization Detail Oriented
References available upon request
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corporate
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retail
interdisciplinary
hospitality
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detailing
integrated lighting
healthcare
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HOSPITALITY
hotel huna
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Located in Honolulu, Hawaii, the seven principles of Hawaiian culture guide the design concept of Hotel Huna. Huna, meaning esoteric knowledge, describes a branch of philosophy that deals with abstract concepts of being, knowing, substances, cause, identity, time, and space. Aloha, Mana, Ike, Makia, Kala, Manawa, and Pono.
front elevation
concept images
Lobby and reception
INTERIOR DESIGN team members
CONTRIBUTIONS Concept development Branding Space planning Select FF&E Rendered flî€ r plans Editing renderings
Aloha bar + cafe
Aloha Guests are greeted by the lobby, which is influenced by the Hawaiian principle of Aloha. Aloha is a term meaning hello and gî€ dbye.
Aloha
rendered lobby floor plan
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Mana
RESTAURANT SEATING
Mana Principle of Mana means all power comes from within. The materials chosen in Mana are reflective of nature, specifically greenery that is local to Hawaii, drawing the influence that the power of nature aects one’s inner being.
entrance and WAITING LOUNGE
key plan KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Materials inspired by the natural surroundings in Hawaii Gold detailing to enhance natural materials
RESTAURANT SEATING
Light flring and ceiling to compliment the bold wallcovering
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Ike Guestrooms Guestrms are inspired by the principle of Ike, a term that translates to “the world is what you think it is”. Through Ike, guests are given the power to change their perceived experience.
rendered floor plan
Floors 3-18
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS All beds face the windows to allow guests to take in ocean views Custom hand painted wallcovering Custom tile for easy cleaning with rugs for comfort
KING guestroom
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Green and gold detailing to keep finishes minimal Sliding night stands reveal hidden power plugs Natural wî€ d tones compliment bold color
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Makia Massage+spa
Spa lounge
makia
M A S S A G E + S PA
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Flowing water walls guide spa guests through the space Minimal colors and textures allow guests to focus their aention within Natural cork flring promotes relaxation and healing
spa reception
Makia
Makia massage+spa is designed following the concept of Makia, meaning energy flows where aention goes.
key plan color palette
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Kala ROOF TOP bar and griLl
Back of house
ADA rest rms
Sand Lounge with firepits Elevator entrance
Kala Restaurant Bar+Grill
Pl Lounge
Infinity edge pl with waterfall
Pl deck Lounge
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Pod Lounge
Reservable Cabanas
Stage
kala Kala bar and grill is inspired by the Hawaiian principle of Kala, meaning there are no limits. Kala Restaurant Bar+Grill
Bar height seating lî€ ks down on bar
Reservable Private Seating
Kala BAR AND GRILL
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Mezzanine open to below for view of bar White tile to stay cool in the Hawaiian heat Glass surround to allow guests to see the view
mezzanine seating
Manawa+ pono
Manawa, meaning now is the time of power, helped to guide design features in the bar. Pono, meaning eectiveness is the measure of truth, provided inspiration for the lounge areas.
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS
Bar height and regular height seating Open to above for natural lighting High contrast materials for visual interest
Kala Bar Seating
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS
Reservable Cabanas with ADA accessible cabanas on ends 4� deep wading water Pods allow for private seating and views
Cabanas
Programs used: Revit, AutoCad, Adobe Suite
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restaurant balaena
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Inspired by one of the many sea creatures known to inhabit the New Zealand waters, the name Balaena is derived from the scientific name for the whale. Inspiration is also drawn from the flowing waves that can be seen from all of New Zealand’s major cities. An analogous color scheme of blues and greens, as well as use of the locally sourced materials, wd and limestone, brings the outdrs in.
CONTRIBUTIONS
sketches and process
concept images
INTERIOR DESIGN team members
Concept development Space planning FF&E Selections Color coded floor p plan Editing renderings
rendered floor plan
color coded floor plan
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KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS View of front entrance Bubbling water wall provides privacy for guests seated behind hostess Custom tile hostess station
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Elevated dining area to add depth to the space Glass pendants to allow for unobstructed views Eucalyptus wd flring locally sourced material
Programs used: Revit, AutoCad, Adobe Suite
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Elevation of private dining and regular dining spaces Basket lighting design inspired by the fishing nets traditionally used in New Zealand Tall bî€ ths allow for privacy and noise reduction
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS View of private dining area Acoustical tiles reduce noise Frosted glass curtain walls allow privacy for private parties
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interdisciplinary
BRASFIELD AND GORRIE THE LOIS DOWDLE COBB MUSEUM OF ARCHAEOLOGY
INTERDISCIPLINARY
GOAL of the renovation provides the visitors a walk through time with a multitude of artifacts. Design features include various displays and children’s area to interact with exhibits.
Display cases create zones and define paths in exhibits
CONTRIBUTIONS Concept development Space plan Select FF&E Rendered flr plan Editing renderings Interactive children’s area with spinning displays and shape matching game
Research area with glass walls for visitors to observe
Existing mechanical areas ADA rest rm and gift shop located at the beginning and end of circulation path
sketches
rendered floor plan
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team members
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INTERIOR DESIGN members
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architecture members
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building construction science members
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graphic design member
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Exterior stained glass window acts as case se for artifacts Repeats existing stained glass um Glass elevator provides access to museum
MATERIALS
KEY ELEMENTS Vertical wd panels 3’ AFF encase interactive zone Visible are research rm and ADA rest rm Vertical wd repeated on ceiling
longitudinal section
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Museum areas
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Gift shop for sale of replicated artifacts and products Cohesive signage that adheres to Mississippi State University’s standards Entrance to ADA elevator
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS View from the entrance shows interactive screen displays Archaeological discovery time line notes artifact information with graphics Research area located across from the time line
Programs used: Revit, AutoCad, Adobe Suite
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Interactive area features Arrowhead replicas on spinning displays Hidden facts located behind drawers and flaps Shape matching game Interactive area allows children to experience sensory learning Seating provided
Certif i ed: 40-49 11 pts Location and Transportation
Water Pumps $5,775 Demo/Sitework$23,345
Silver: 50-59
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3 pts Sustainable Sites
Renovation/New Const. $171,315
7 pts Water Eiciency 19 pts Energy and Atmosphere
MEP $145,960
Gold: 60-79
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Interior FF&E $335,990
7 pts Materials and Resources 8 pts Indî€ r Environmental Quality
leed certification
TOTAL $682,385
Platinum: 80+
estimate
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retail
29 luxury accessories 29 is coppers atomic number. 29 strives to provide a bold experience using color as well as make an environmental impact through the use of sustainable resources in architecture such as copper. Copper gives the air of modern luxury but still adheres to traditional style while leading the industry of sustainability.
Research Concept Development Space Planning Criteria Matrix Diagramming Adjacencies Inspiration Mî€ d Boards Brand Development Sketches Fixture Design Finalized Flî€ r Plans Renderings
sketches
process
concept images
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first floor space key 1. Stock Rm 2. Cash Wrap 3. Handbags 4. Women’s Lounge 5. Men’s Lounge
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6. Wallets 7. Eye wear 8. Scarfs 9. Gloves 10. Show Case Windows
second floor 11. Watch Case 12. Fragrance Case 13. Belts 14. Hats 15. Furs
16. Briefcases 17. Luggage 18. Watch Case 19. Fragrance Case 20. Men’s Accessories
21. Men’s Outerwear 22. Women’s Outerwear 23. Fiing Rms 24. Women’s Rest Rms 25. Men’s Rest Rms
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KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS View as a customer would walk in the front entrance Copper caselines hold jewelry and accessories Tall handbag displays accentuate the ceiling height
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS View of men’s accessory area All of the men’s products are located on the second flr for their convenience
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lighting and display inspiration
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS View of handbag displays from cash wrap area Luxurious copper and concrete displays
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Front elevation of the storefront Copper panels inlaid in the stone facing Large show windows for display of new products
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Elevation of luggage and briefcase displays Backlit luggage display Copper sconces illuminate the spaces
display inspiration
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Elevation of men’s outerwear and elevator lobby Copper pendants and sconces provide general lighting for customers to shop
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Elevation of scarves and eye wear displays Floating copper edged shelves hold sunglasses
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corporate
NEXT COMMERCIAL REALTY COLLECTION- A GROUP OF THINGS OR PEOPLE. All oices have a collection of employees, they may vary by personality or by appearance, but they are all people and part of a whole.
Research BALANCE
PROCESS Research
The workplace needs a balance of private spaces and collaborative areas.
ENGAGING SPACES Research shows that “more than one third of workers are disengaged and the most engaged employees were those who were also the most satisfied with their work environment”.
Bubble
Block
PRIVACY
Sketch
“Gallup’s State of the American Workplace reports 75 percent of people experience frequent noise while working and 42 percent would change jobs to have privacy when they need it.” Plan
Renderings
Programs used: Revit, AutoCad, Adobe Suite Multiple seating types to provide variety in posture for employees.
Oices allow privacy for employees when focus work is required.
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Lockers for employees personal belongings.
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Brody lounges allow for privacy and a change of posture.
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Small and medium conference in both suites.
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Relaxed seating spaces for individual work or collaboration.
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Open virtual reality rm to allow for movement.
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rendered floor plan
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room key 1. Work Cafe 2. Open Oice 3. Private Oice
4. Resource Rm 5. Small Conference 6. Medium Conference
7. Large Conference 8. Reception 9. ADA Rest rm
10. Virtual Reality Rm 1 1. Phone Rm 12. Wellness Rm 13. Patio
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KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Seating for 8 Custom logo shelving and reception desk
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Lounge work areas for collaboration Open to reception
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Work cafe hand rendered elevation Connection board to notify employees of meetings or events
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Conference rî€ m for 8-10 Separated tables to encourage movement and participation in meetings
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KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Employees can work outside on the patio or host events for clients Research shows that greenery bsts mds
Pergola provides shade to outdr area
color palette
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Open oice with multiple types of chairs for employees to pick where they work Hand rendered elevation of open oice
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healthcare
GREEN Wellness Clinic Conservation- a careful preservation and protection of something; planned management of a natural resource to prevent exploitation, destruction, or neglect.. Indr plants have been shown to have many health benef its. Custom acoustic tiless hang in the work café to create the illusion of being in the wds with light f iltering through them.
Research shows that people decide how they feel 60% of the time by color alone.
Medical supply Relaxation room
Large conference room
Key Immediately adjacent Adjacent Nearby Entrance/exit
Phone room Reception
A analogous color scheme of blues and greens helps to sthe the eyes with a peaceful eect.
Medium conference room
Shared offices
Consult rooms
Life style
Massage rooms
Exam rooms
acupuncture room
Work Cafe Work Stations
Laundry Emergency exit
Fire stair
research and process
concept images
Wash rooms
Life style
Programs used: Revit, AutoCad, Adobe Suite 10.
Glass partitions allow daylight into the open oice and work cafe Separate sta restrm and meditation rm Centrally located workcafe for patients and sta to aend functions
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annotated floor plan space key 1. Reception 2. Restrm
3. Exam Rm 5. Massage Rm 7. Mother’s Rm 9. Storage 4. Consult Rm 6. Acupuncture Rm 8. Conference Rm 10. Oice
11. Phone Rm 12. Workcafe
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rendered floor plan
materials
reflected ceiling plan
Custom acoustic ceiling tile
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KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Reception provides ample seating for patients Pin up board provides a place for flyers Calming colors help to sî€ the nervous patients
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Daylight from windows Variety of desks for workers who want a change in posture throughout the day Plants in the space support biophilia
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Work cafe includes many types of seating for work or relaxing Glass partition allows natural light to enter the space Custom acoustic ceiling tile helps to deaden the noise of a busy work rî€ m
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integrated lighting
Walker hall
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INTERIOR DESIGN team members
Goal was to redesign and calculate the proper amount of light needed in the
CONTRIBUTIONS
space.
Concept development Calculate and measure lighting Select FF&E Hand renderings
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existing lighting analysis Building: Walker Engineering Space Typology: Lobby and Hallway Date: April 10, 2018 Time of analysis: 11am Primary Function: Circulation
daylight analysis
Building: Walker Engineering Space Typology: Lobby and hallway Date: 4.10.18 Time of analysis: 11am Primary function: Circulation
seating perspective
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Programs used: Revit, AutoCad, Adobe Suite
redesigned reflected ceiling plan
SYMBOL
DESCRIPTION
QTY.
LAMPING
MANUFACTURER
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20.8W 85 CRI 4000K
EUREKA LIGHTING 74OI.1.LED.40.120V.DV.S7.24.6.BLK.CHR. 74OI.3.LED.40.120V.DV.S7.24.6.BLK.CHR.
GRUV HIGH EFFICIENCY RECESSED LINEAR LED 4’ X 4” X 4”
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LED 5W/FT 83 CRI 4000K
AMERLUX GRUV4-HE-GB-A16.PL.5.40.HW.120.4. IND.0-10V.CP
EUX SERIES EXIT 17.9” X 5.8”
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LED .9W
COOPER LIGHTING SURE LITES EUXFAI-R
SEL EMERGENCY LIGHT 14” X 4.75” X 1.75”
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LED 2.8W
SPRINKLER
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HVAC
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SWITCH 7470X 1 ARM AND 3 ARM 63’ X 2.25” X 2.25”
lighting legend
COOPER LIGHTING SURE LITES SEL50SD
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KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Lighting integrated into the wall physical model of lobby
Linear lighting to draw the eye along the hall
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Custom wall graphic Integrated lighting continues down the hallway
hallway perspective
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS lobby perspective
Elongated linear chandeliers to repeat the recessed lighting down the hallway
KEY DESIGN ELEMENTS Hand rendered sketch of integrated lighting elements and linear light near entrance
lobby perspective
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detailing
construction detailing Goal was to detail wall, dî€ rs, and construction document sets
wall construction
Programs used: Auto Cad
Custom Reception Desk
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creative
lamp Product design
curtis stout competition 2nd place
The basis of the design was natural beauty, the raw beauty of nature embodied into an instrument that provides light. It was inspired by the uncut edges and random pattern found in nature. The combination of these elements forms the design of an illuminated tree.
concept
SKETCHES
Programs used: Auto Cad 9”
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dimensioned drawings
LAMP: 10W, 760 Lumens, A19, 5000K Daylight
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furniture design
Brush chair The curvature and linear figure of Van Gogh’s brush strokes are the leading influences of the design. The shape of the brush strokes create the small pieces that come together to form the whole, while the concept of them inspires the Brush Chair.
SKETCHES
concept images
Programs used: Auto Cad, Rhinoceros
SHOP DRAWINGS
PRINTED 3D MODEL
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ottoman furniture design
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For many, the season of Mardi Gras is represented by the colors purple, green, and gold. Purple stands for justice, green for faith and gold for power. Purple combines the stability of blue and the energy of red. Yellow is used to evoke cheerful feelings with a warming eect. Green creates a sensation of cheer and lightness. Green can also represent growth and hope.
concept
rendered sketch
process
final product
INTERIOR DESIGN team members
CONTRIBUTIONS Concept development Frame construction and staining Hand rendering
box
Product design
Modern design with a high contrast color scheme
4.25”
5.75”
FRONT
4.25” concept
5.75” 5.75 DEEP
final product
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drawing
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design
line drawing in autocad; color study
painting 20”x20”
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photography
concept
People tend to find comfort in places they frequent.
A place where I can be found almost every day is the Interior Design studio at Mississippi State University.
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sketching
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hand rendering
bronze, hand rendering
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Thank you
NANCY STRUBE