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These posters were created using information gathered from the audiences of Portland's TBA or Time Based Art Festival. The Cristina Lucas poster depicts the amount of time audience members remained inside the theatre watching Luca's twelve minute video.The Offsite Dance poster depicts the audience throughout the performance revealing statistics about their appearance and response.

13x29in, 18x18in

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During a 5 week exchange at Tongji University of Shanghai, an international groups of 7 students collaborated on making the future electric vehicles attractive for families. We asked ourselves the question: Can a car grow with a family's changing needs?

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Mr. Sandwich was a vending style sandwich machine designed to bring healthy food to people on the go, or who just love the taste of a fresh home-made sandwich.  This project was done while I was on exchange at KHB in Berlin, Germany. We were given a "new" type of robotic arm that was designed by local PTZ University, and our task was to find an application for it. Many of the projects done at my school were very heavily based on designing around a given technology.

Primary research involved me making and eating sandwiches.

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Proposed logo for an arts initiative in Peckham, south London, inspired by the vernacular typography of Peckham’s main shopping street

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This infographic poster was created using data collected about the designer for one week. It largely focuses on the changes occurring in her life during this week due to moving to a new city. The visual style pokes fun at the idea of making an information graphic about subjective data, but presenting it as scientific fact. It has been featured on Datavis.

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The Alabama Blitz was a collaborative social design initiative between twelve student designers in Greensboro, Alabama and Project M. Over the course of a week issues such as experience design for community engagement and collaborative design experimentation (loosely defined as Thinking Wrong and midnight Footdown tournaments) were examined by all participants. Several design objects, including a promotional newsprint piece , event poster, t-shirts, were produced to document the experience.

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This book was done on my exchange to Prague. Throughout my stay there, I found there were many little secrets to getting around that would have been helpful to know from the beginning.  Czech it out is currently being used at VSUP as a guide book for exchange students arriving in Prague.