2/20/12

Shelter Ideation

Here are a selection of the early tent concepts I've been working on. These sketches were focused on the modular and pole-free aspects of the design problem.




Studio to Summit

I have decided to focus my semester on the design and fabrication of an ultralight backpacking tent/shelter in the hopes of combating some of the problems I see with most tents on the market. This is a preliminary presentation for my Studio to Summit course.










Ecuador

As always it seems the winter break has left me a little behind with the blog. Not to worry, I will have quite a few updates for you all shortly.

I spent my winter break traveling, backpacking, and climbing throughout Ecuador and had an incredible time. The food was delicious, the people were too, too kind, and the country-side was gorgeous. The trip was in part tied in with a course I am currently taking at Pratt called Studio to Summit. The class is a 7 person team with the goal of designing a family of outdoor products that bring the user closer to nature. For photos from the trip, updates on the class, and inspiration for our projects please check out our blog: Studio to Summit.

12/24/11

More Prints

The top print is from an edition of 15 and is titled "Green Eggs n Ham". The print below is from an edition of 13 and is titled "Splat".


Printmaking

I took a relief printmaking class this semester and thought I should show some of the work. These prints were my first edition and were printed from a two-ply sheet of cardboard. Sorry for the low quality photos.





11/19/11

Rear Lights





Lighting Clusters

Here are some really quick sketches I did a few weeks back. I was focusing on the general layout of the lights as well as the character they would give the vehicle.




11/18/11

Studio to Summit

Please check out my planned design project for second semester: Studio to Summit. Along with 6 other students I will be traveling to Ecuador to backpack in the Andes and summit Cotopaxi. During second semester we will be designing a family of outdoor products based upon the product testing and field research done in Ecuador.

Model Update