This project has been a long time coming, one that began at least two years ago when I first began working at the bookstore as a cashier. I had proposed the idea of screen printing designs on to people’s faded shirts for Earth Day. My boss took this into consideration, but it obviously wasn’t going [...]
There is a new gallery available for viewing in the Industrial Design section.
Simplicity means usability, rather than incorporating flashy pads and textures Lift keeps it simple by removing the unnecessary and improving the essential.
Sole de Court is a basketball shoe incorporating an extended outsole offering superb grip along with a built in titanium support plate system. The shape and look of the outsole feeds off the beautiful round orange form of the basketball to make a shoe that embraces the game of basketball in a whole new way.
*Sandal is a beach shoe design that makes use of a single curve to act as the strap and connection point for the back and front soles.
Due to a huge rise in imports into the US, we’ve seen an overabundance of shipping containers often seen slowly piling up in company lots. Juxta house is a dwelling made of three of these cheap, readily available containers arranged in a beautiful overlapping juxtaposition.
Xarello is a chair design I came up with for the Champagne Chair contest, an event put on by Design Within Reach every new years. For the competition you are permitted to use a maximum of two champagne corks, wire, metal foil, i.e. everything except the glass. I looked to the elegance of victorian era furniture while taking advantage [...]
I’m awaiting the Canon 20D I purchased through www.fredmiranda.com a week ago to arrive at my doorstep. After I begin using this camera I would hope you see a great improvement in the pictures featured on this site. I look forward to improving my skills in product photography as well as fine art photography with [...]
I was lucky to locate an inexpensive upholstered fiberglass Eames side chair about a month ago. Even before I had this chair I was thinking about possible projects I could do. I settled on a plan to clear off the surface of the fiberglass seat and apply Eames rubber stamps as a sort of collage of [...]
A piece I made from three springs I found in some excavated dirt from a 1920’s dump site (old automobile? mattress?). The way in which they’re drooping on the wall gives them a sort of comical sadness that is appealing to me.