Re-Wilding is a collection of signage that draws attention to wildlife on the University of Washington campus. Our project brief was to create a signage system that changes the context of the space they are placed in.

PTTV uses motion tracking to redefine remote physical therapy. Our task was to design an app that utilized the phone camera. Focusing on the new LiDAR capabilities of mobile devices, our solution uses a patient's phone to record and superimpose live video onto a TV. Real-time suggestions guide the patient through exercises. Therapists review patient progress, and edit upcoming modules.

Mold Studio was a company that was created and run during a twelve-week period. Our task was to return a profit. The candles were created by designing customized 3D printed molds, then casting a handmade blend of soy wax. We sold the candles via an ecommerce store.

Convo Cups is a research project focused on the transition from independent to assisted living. Our project prompt was to consider how we might design to support caring for others. Our concept aimed to ease the process of finding meaningful connections by sparking conversation between residents over coffee.

Our assignment brief was to create physical typography for a six-word phrase. By exploring the materiality of glue, and using other materials such as translucent folders, directional light, and dust, we were able to replicate the appearance of water in physical type.

Color Scope is an experience that highlights Josef Albers' principle that color perception changes based on context. We created a game where one player has a deck of cards that shows if a color is the same or different, and the second player peers into a dark box and examines a corresponding animation. If the second player guesses incorrectly, then player one wins the round.

Healthfull is a smart pill dispenser that reduces improper medication consumption. The project task was to brainstorm, research, design, model, power, and program a fully functioning product. Our product alerts users via their smart devices when medications are ready to be taken, and locks upcoming doses until the proper time.

The project task was to design a physical packaging form to hold two pairs of socks using one sheet of 16 x 32" E-flute cardboard, and no glue or fasteners. I chose to design an angular box, that emphasized opening experience by hinging open to reveal two pairs of hiking socks.

During this personal project, I set out to develop my iconography skills by having myself design icons for major U.S. cities. Focusing on line width, object fidelity, and recognizability, I thoughtfully produced a set of symbols that appear visually coherent.