Favourite Project

"Structuring the Diagram" involved two parts. one. A model bringing to materials and seperate forms together. Two. A drawing that records and charts the design process and the design of your element. Oh my god i spent hours working on this model based on the movement of the wrist, experimenting with different materials and learning how to use a variety of different tools and processes. Wire and hinges created the movement i desired in TWO directions. 2 x pencil/ drafting film drawings, documented the design process from initial diagrams of the wrist's movement through to the model and its trace over time.

Making a Memory

The process of printing a memory, from the Embessy Theatre Wellington.

The journey of a Stranger...

112 Community and beyond

Through networking I was able to establish a relationship with these other people who share similar interests as me.

http://chloeyoungson.blogspot.com/

one word. wow!

http://millsmatt.blogspot.com/

Awesome homemade page, great vic house netball team!

http://punkrockmuse.blogspot.com/ 

Tracy, Modern Urban Living Advertiser, great blogs and posts.

http://sarahcroftdesign.blogspot.com/

A blog that gives off exciting energy through the design.

http://matteales.blogspot.com/

Matt has some cool blogs on his page you should check out!

Reference Blogs

http://designspongeonline.com/

This inviting and decorative blog is easy to navigate and has a diverse range of resources about design mini trends, DIY and befores and afters etc to download or inspire you.

http://euroantiquemarket.blogspot.com/

Tells us a story about interior and landscape with a diverse range of interesting images, a variety of posts  and information on the antique market. Antique and french style, relaxing vibe and inviting music to match. 

http://modernurbanliving.com/

Modern urban living has lots of unique industrial designs to be inspired or purchased, very bright and inviting, clear and precise, not too many words so doesn't look boring, gives a happy vibe.

Favourite Project

"Structuring the Diagram" involved two parts. one. A model bringing to materials and seperate forms together. Two. A drawing that records and charts the design process and the design of your element. Oh my god i spent hours working on this model based on the movement of the wrist, experimenting with different materials and learning how to use a variety of different tools and processes. Wire and hinges created the movement i desired in TWO directions. 2 x pencil/ drafting film drawings, documented the design process from initial diagrams of the wrist's movement through to the model and its trace over time.