Senior Year

Wow! It's been a while since I updated the blog. I am currently back in Brooklyn after a Seattle summer filled with bicycling, house painting and interning with the guys and gals of Gray Pants, a Seattle based design firm who specialize in sustainable plywood chairs and laser-cut cardboard lamp shades.

I hope to get back in the groove of updating the blog a little more regularly with local happenings and current school work. Continue to check the blog in the next few weeks for some of my first car sketches for my new transportation design class. For now enjoy these updated portfolio photos of my motorcycle model and wire-frame model from last semester:

Motorcycle Final Model

These are not the final portfolio photos, but I thought I should get some up as quick as possible:

Justin Amorratanasuchad

A good friend of mine, Justin Amorratanasuchad passed away on April 17th in Boston while filming one of his movies. He was an incredibly creative guy, with a talent for skateboarding and film-making.

His memory lives on in hundreds of friends who loved him for his jokes, kindness and fun-loving attitude.

rest in peace

SolidWorks Model

These are some recent renderings I did of a New Balance running shoe I built in my SolidWorks 2 class. For those more familiar with the program, the model was built using only surfacing tools. Enjoy

2011 Portfolio

Design Portfolio 2011

Transportation Update

Here are some photos of more recent motorcycle design work. I am continuing to fine-tune my concept and adjust design specifics, but have settled on a name: The Mutt, due to it's shared dirt and sport bike qualities. The final image is of the small scale wire model I recently completed.

Earth Techling

My Pure Melt concept was recently featured on the green-design website Earth Techling, feel free to check out the article here: "Solar Bag Purifies Snow for Drinking".

2-Wheeled Vehicle

Here are some photos of a model I built for my motorcycle class a few weeks ago that show the 2nd generation of my concept. It is clearly more abstract than some of my more recent drawings but still represents some of the same elements, colors and emotion I want to capture in further generations of my motorcycle design.

Motorcycle Drawings