Des Com

Design Communication this quarter was seriously so much more effective and informative that ID studio... it was great to learn about things in a logical manner and practice developing our skills. Thanks to Roller, Brian, and Jenna...I seriously learned a ton from you guys!

This is going to revolutionize the hot dog vending business...

Here is my final board for my ID Studio...

Bug Juice...doesnt come in a jar...

Here is my final board for my Design Communication project to redefine a beverage experience.

the blogosphere

I think blogs are a cool way too share ideas, opinions, knowledge, photos, funny links, etc, etc. For a generation of kids like us who spend all our time surfing the interwebs...i think to communicate design through this medium is great.

favorite things

Other than snowflakes that stay on my nose and eyelashes (...i bet only the girls get that reference), here are some of my favorite designed things:
1. It separates your milk from your cereal so that is crunchy the entire time!...awesome
2. Calculator watches are still cool...right?
3. I love the Fab 4 and they often inspire me.

some ?'s

When I met real, working, successful, designers there are a few questions that pop into my head that I would like to ask them. Three of those are:
1. How did you find out/ get into ID?
2. What is your definition of innovation?
3. What inspires you?

I need goals because I move like a jellyfish...too much going with the flow

My goals at the beginning of the quarter were to get better at sketching...like always... and to try to develop better rendering/ 3d modeling skills. I think I got a lot of practice on both of these things and I'm starting to see some improvement!
....sketch, sketch, sketch... render, render, render...