Showing posts with label Ryerson University. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Ryerson University. Show all posts
15.5.12
10.5.12
Moving Forward
I got this lovely e-mail from my professor a few days ago and I'm still smiling about it. It's rare to find people that change the way you perceive the world and I feel so fortunate to have been influenced by quite a few admirable minds in the past four years. So this is me moving forward in hopes that I will turn out to be a more exciting 20 something year old with a little help from friends, family and mentors.
" Dear Independent Studio,
During
the last few weeks of class I came across these words, by Michael
Ondaatje in ‘The Cat’s Table’, that made me think about you moving on
from RSID -
‘There is a story, always ahead of you. Barely existing. Only gradually do you attach yourself to it and feed it. You discover the carapace that will contain and test your character. You find in this way the path of your life….’
I wish you well with what comes next and hope you keep in-touch.
It has been an inspiration and pleasure getting to know the way you look at the world.
-CD "
‘There is a story, always ahead of you. Barely existing. Only gradually do you attach yourself to it and feed it. You discover the carapace that will contain and test your character. You find in this way the path of your life….’
I wish you well with what comes next and hope you keep in-touch.
It has been an inspiration and pleasure getting to know the way you look at the world.
-CD "
12.5.11
Crate to Cradle
I designed my last space of the semester and presented it on Monday.
I think I'm finally getting into a groove where I am able to produce work that makes me smile.
This project dealt with the health and well being of users within hospitality and healthcare environments. I worked with the qualities of the word whimsical to create a quaint space inspired by hipster subculture, Rococo Kids, and the idea of Re-packaging second hand or vintage luxury items. Bold decals and storage crates come together to invite the user to explore both the 2nd and 3rd dimension -allowing the user to take a moment, smile and decompress. It's only upon personal reflection and a little bit of gratification that I remind myself that magic truly does eexist.
3.5.11
9 cafe
While I was gone I designed a coffee shop. It's been quite the semester but I'm quite proud of my work (for once). Now let the summer begin-java in hand.
Medium:Autocad,Photoshop,Love & sleepless nights
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