Jewelry hanger created from beach wood and unraveled ring bindings		Light fixture inspired by Jessica Helgerson a sustainable interior designer. The construction consists of a bread crumb can, left over green construction paper cut into thin slits, and an energy saving light bulb.
Crushed and torched crayons strategically placed on a wood pallet. Repeated various times creating the layers and immersion of colors.	Lighting project inspired by Tim Burtons Beetle Juice, I used black foam core for the cube construction and white paper for the checkered floor and ceiling, along with the striped sides. Then created a focal point by boxing off the corner with white paper mimicking the striped walls. The negative space allows the LED glow to seep out giving an eerie ambiance.	Constructed this panel from bottle caps immersed in epoxy, creating a translucent aesthetic
Bag hanger constructed by repurposed materials such as wood slats, and old cloth hangers hooks. I then stenciled and burned a design into the wood creating the dark lines. Next, I melted and dripped candle wax onto various areas to create dimension and interest. After the wax dried, I sealed the panels with a cherry wood stain.
I found this stool on the side of the road, took it apart, discarded the top and constructed a new one from wood, fabric samples and foam. For the legs, I stripped the original stain, sanded, and re enforced the joints then re stained it	The assignment was to make a prototype light fixture based on the film The Cook the Thief, his Wife and her Lover. I assembled a corset constructed of plastic forks spoons and knives representing the Wife and Cook; the stem of the light fixture is traditional with a modern aesthetic. The base consists of crumpled up book pages and diamonds to represent the Thief and Lover.