My portfolio 2018-2021 by Bayley Forgues

biography Hi, my name is Bayley Forgues. I was born in Reno, Nevada, and moved to Pennsylvania when I was very young. I attended a local public school district until I had some obstacles that made me move onto a new path in my life in high school. I attended a lovely college preparatory school that helped shape me into the young adult I am today. Growing up, I was influenced by being the daughter of a first responder and in 2014 I become a volunteer firefighter. My work ethic and perseverance has come from being a firefighter for the past 7 years. I may be young but my life experiences have taught me quite a bit about hard work, selfconfidence, overcoming obstacles, and much more qualities that I apply to my everyday life and who I am as a person. I am a college student pursuing two different degrees. At Endicott College, I have been working towards a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Interior Architecture and Design, while minoring in Studio Art, for the past 3 years. Additionally, I have been completing courses for my Associate of Science Degree in Fire Science through a volunteer fire company back in Pennsylvania for the past 7 years. I plan to finish my Associate’s degree this summer and my Bachelor’s degree in May of 2022. After graduating from Endicott College, I will pursue an online graduate program to earn my Master of Science Degree in Fire Protection Engineering at Worcester Polytechnic Institute. In my designs, I focus on the client and programming as well as trying to make all the decisions fire safe and sustainable, from the wayfinding to materials and more. Outside of design, I enjoy offroading in my Jeep, spending time with my pets, family, and friends, and adventuring nature.

bforgues.ia@gmail.com

(570) 332-3694

Bayley Forgues

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Education

Skills

Endicott College Beverly, MA

September 2018 - May 2022 (Projected)

Bucks County Community College

March 2014 - August 2022 (Projected)

Wyoming Seminary College Preparatory Kingston, PA

August 2014 - May 2018

Major: Interior Architecture Minor: Studio Art

Various locations in Eastern Pennsylvania Working towards Associate’s degree in Fire Science Senior Year: Dean’s high honors list

Professional Experience Intern - Knoll Textiles Boston, MA

May 2021 - August 2021

Intern - Potter K Archiecture & Design Harveys Lake, PA

June 2019 - August 2019

Materials Librarian - Interior Design Materials Library, Endicott College Beverly, MA

October 2018 - May 2019

- Worked with a sales representative and textiles customer specialist - Organized textiles and pulled cards and memos for assignments - Assist designers and clients in finding the perfect textiles for their needs - Was assistant to Architect Kerry Potter with variety of projects - Attended site meetings with Supervisor and clients and/or contractors

- Was Assistant to Department Chair - Maintained Library inventory

Computer Skills Autodesk AutoCAD AutoCAD Architecture Sketchbook Revit SketchUp Enscape Adobe Creative Suite Photoshop Illustrator InDesign Lightroom Acrobat Microsoft Office Word Excel PowerPoint Quickbooks Apple Windows Social media Facebook Instagram Twitter

Level of Skill 1- Beginner 2- Intermediate 3- Not expert but more advanced in

Work Experience Resident Assistant - Endicott College Beverly, MA - Created community programs and bulletin boards - Enforced college policies and rules - Provided support and guidance to roughly 40 students - Helped students navigate college during COVID-19 Pandemic

Volunteer Exterior Fireighter - Harveys Lake Fire and Ambulance Co. Harveys Lake, PA - Promoted to an Exterior firefighter at 16 - Counted for 700+ hours of community service in high school

August 2020 - Present

February 2014 - Present

Leadership Honors/roles Endicott College - Qualified to apply for Mortar Board Honor Society - based on top 35% of the class and leadership roles on campus Endicott College - Emerging leaders Fall 2019 Wyoming Seminary - Blue Key ‘16-’17 & ‘17-’18 school years

Certificates

Design Skills - Hand and digital drafting - Hand and digital rendering - Space planning - Problem solving - Model building - Concept development - Drawing and sketching Other Skills

- Firefighting - Quick math and technology - Fast, hands-on learner - Leadership training and classes - Ability to work under pressure - Adaptability

All certifications through Bucks County Community College: 2015 - Intro to the Fire Service 2016 - Fire Ground Support 2016 - Haz-Mat Awareness 2016 - Exterior Firefighter 2017 - Leadership II 2018 - Vehicle Rescue Awareness 2019 - Pump Operations I Haz-Mat operations, Interior firefighter and Firefighter 1 certifications planned to be completed by end of Summer 2021

Self portrait diptic from Drawing and Composition

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Office Design

Healthcare Design

Residential Design

Education Design

South Mountain Company

Tranquility Medical Center

Aging-in-place Apartment

New Learning Co. Community Center & K-12 School

Biophilic Barn Restoration

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Retail Design

Other Designs

Studio Art minor

Other medias

Skin & Grain

Hand Drafting

AP Studio

The Village

Hand Rendering

Drawing and Composition 2D design Ceramics 1 + 2

Digital Photography 1 + 2 Ceramics 1 + 2 Other work

office

South Mountain Company ~ New Cambridge-based Office

Interior Design Studio ~ Sophomore Year ~ Spring Term

overview

Concept: Mountain Range

Associative words: Nature, peak, rough, unique, stone, strong, adventure, forever changing Concept Statement: The rough peaks of a mountain range are forever changing and unique. South Mountain Company is an architecture and engineering firm that is evolving in ways that are more visable to anyone looking. South Mountain Company and a mountain range are unique, strong and always changing.

Site anaylsis:

Schematic design:

floor plans

UD#

Universal Design Stratagies:

Third Floor:

1: Closed fist handles 2: Light & sound fire alarms 3: Adjustable light 4: Adjustable workstations 5: Ramps & flooring 6: Workstation accessories 7: Automation 8: Wayfinding 9: Resting places 10: Barrier-free

UD10

** Note: Almost all stratagies are used everywhere but examples are highlighted on these floor plans and ceiling plans of next board

UD8

SD#

Sustainable Design Stratagies:

UD1 UD8

SD6

SD5 SD4

GD6

GD3

1: Cork wall 2: Occupancy sensors *used everywhere 3: Daylight sensors *used everywhere 4: Reclaimed materials 5: Recycle centers 6: Gray water plumbing 7: Sustainable materials *used everywhere 8: LED lighting instead of fluorescent *used everywhere 9: Green walls *used everywhere 10: Power blinds to help with glare *used everywhere

floor plans Fourth Floor:

Adjacency Matrix:

SD9

UD 4&6

GD1 UD8

SD1

UD9

UD5 GD2

GD#

Generational Design Stratagies: 1: Typical desks for the managers who are Gen X 2: Modular conference room for multipurpose and multiple setups for all generations 3: Easy access to handicap bathroom 4: Mother’s room 5: Multiple textures and colors for wayfinding 6: Multigenerational break room setup 7: User-friendly technology for all generations *used everywhere

GD5

UD7 GD4

SD9

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Design center on fourth floor:

HH HL

HP HZ AS

One conference room

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Two conference rooms

Modular conference room on fourth floor:

AC PP

HW GW

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CEO/COO office on third floor: MI GW

HP HC KC

HR HS HD

healthcare

Tranquility Medical Center

Interior Design Studio ~ Junior Year ~ Spring Term

Hospital name: Tranquility Medical Center Client(s): Company: New Care, Inc. Owners: Sibling Duo CEO Kenneth & COO Mabel Dawson Color palette:

Site address: 1610 W Rte 66, Flagstaff, AZ

overview

Focuses: Materials: Biophilic design Glass, wood, User-group based design masonry, stone Lighting Wayfinding Sustainable and/or Materials recycled materials Fire safety Goals: Calming, easy to use environment for all user groups. Provide emergency services, urgent care, physical therapy, and holistic healing.

Style: Modern, compartmentalized, connection to nature, sustainable, little rustic feel, little bohemian touches in short term rehab areas

Concept: Lotus flower

Concept Statement: The lotus flower has a life cycle unlike any other plant. With its roots latched in mud, it submerges every night into river water and reblooms the next morning, sparklingly clean. The plant’s symmetry and colors are striking, but beneath the lotus’s delicate exterior lies a deeper meaning nearly as old as time. The flower holds great symbolic weight in many Eastern cultures and is considered one of the most sacred plants in the world. Thte lotus flower is a self cleaning plant. The flower can be used to symbolize health, growth, and strength.

Parti diagrams:

Grows out of body of water and mud

Warm, pastel color palette

Self-cleaning

Symbol of rebirth and spiritual enlightenment

Symmetry

Soft edges and curves

floor plans First Floor:

Lotus flower concept 1. Color palette 2. Natural Materials 3. Water features are in each reception area.

Universal Design 1. All bathrooms are ADA family bathrooms. 2. Wayfinding by touch, sound and visuals are woven into the design. 3. Space for all capabilities are provided.

Decontamination entrance + bathroom

Acute care

Critical care

Acute care

Critical care Isolation room

First floor 1/8” = 1’0”

Core/ Janitor/ Bathroom

Urgent care

Diagonistic suite

Ambulance entrance

ER dept.

Critical care

Acute care

Critical care

Acute care

Nurses station

Shared

Critical care UP Janitor's closet

Critical care

Urgent care reception +

4 Fast track

Lab.

waiting w aiting

Waiting area CT

Storage

Exam room

MRI

Exam room

Consult

Exam room Nurse desk

Triage

ER Intake

Consult

Storage

ER discharge

Diagonistic reception + waiting Diagonistic entrance

ER waiting room/ reception Consult

Janitor's closet

Triage

Mammography

Exam room

Triage

8 person conference

Ultrasound

Consult

Treatment

Triage

Acute care

Consult

Treatment

X-ray Exam room

Acute care

Staff lounge Pharmacy

Consult

Gift shop

ER main entrance

On-call Room

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Second Floor:

Sustainability + Biophilia

Enviromental psychology

1. All materials are recycled and/or sustainable. 2. Nature is incorporated throughout the design. 3. Wall coverings featuring scenes of nature in the therapy areas.

1. Color theory was used for consideration for color palette and materials. 2. Rooms are centered around make patients less anxious. 3. Biophilia was used for aiding in the environmental psychology.

Single

Double

Single

Second floor 1/8” = 1’0”

Core/ Janitor/ Bathroom

Therapy areas

Short term rehab

ER dept.

Janitor

Kitchen and dining

Shared

Nurse station Family area

Single

Staff break room Staff bathroom

Reiki/Massage

12 person conference room Double OR OR

On-call room Scrub room Healing garden

Consult Double

Consult

Women locker room

PT gym

Storage

Cafe Water therapy

Triple

Consult

Single Single

Consult

Men locker room

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First Floor Patient rooms

Urgent care Exam room

Urgent Care reception

EMT View

Main reception

highlighted area Reiki & Massage

Short term rehab nurse’s station

Water Therapy

Second Floor Patient rooms

Physical therapy gym

Furniture:

materials

Materials:

Upholstery:

Steelcase Verge Healthcare collection

Knoll Alter Ego Color: Sugar Cane

Knoll Demure Color: Sapphire

Gerflor Ambiance Ultra Color: Cloud

Gerflor Ambiance Ultra Color: Hunting

Gerflor Ambiance Ultra Color: Corn

Gerflor Ambiance Ultra Color: Sahara

Upholstery

Everywhere

Wayfinding

Ecos Paint Paint Color: Strawberry Whip

Knoll Ultrasuede HP Color: Rosewood

Knoll Cummings Color: Rain Steelcase Cura Patient chair

Steelcase Empath Healthcare reclining chair

Flooring:

Upholstery

Wallcoverings: Knoll Ultrasuede HP Color: Eucalyptus Wallcovering

Ecos Paint Paint Color: Planet Earth Wall Paint

Knoll Cummings Color: Parchment Upholstery Steelcase Convey Modular Casework

Knoll Formation Color: Dover Wallcovering

Wall paint

Wallcovering

Other furniture finishes: Steelcase Corian Color: Witch hazel Countertops

Steelcase Wood Color: White driftwood Furniture

Steelcase Metal Color: Muted Copper

Steelcase Paint Color: Rose Quartz

Knoll Privacy curtains Color: Bell

Furniture

Separation curtains

residential

Aging-in-place Apartment

Interior Design Studio ~ Freshman Year ~ Spring Term ~ Project 1

overview

Design Concept The cactus is used for the space planning by having the main room as the base of the cactus and the arms branching off are the other sections of the home segmented and different sizes. The cactus also helps express the traffic plan through the home.

Schematic Design

floor plans

Floor plan:

KEY:

Aging in Place Design: AD1: Textured flooring AD2: Walkin shower AD3: Grab handles AD4: Roll under counter space AD5: Pull down cabinets AD6: Raised platform AD7: Lights designed to alert Historical Design: HD1: TV Stand HD2: Organizers HD3: Paint colors HD4: Mixed textures HD5: Minimalist furniture Concept Design: CD1: Cactus wallpaper CD2: Bookshelves CD3: Green walls CD4: Blue Walls CD5: Cactus Plants **Note: Concept overlayed on plan to create floorplan**

floor plans Enlarged floor plan of home office:

materials

L3 D2

Painted Benjamin Moore Deep Silver BMP 2124-30

WP1

WP2 O1 R1

Painted Benjamin Moore Deep Silver BMP 2124-30

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View of guest bedroom

View of living room

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View of kitchen

View of home office

Biophilic Barn Restoration

Interior Design Studio ~ Freshman Year ~ Spring Term ~ Project 2

Design Concept Concept: Wine Barrel and Grape Vine The client, Chad, has expressed him and his late husband’s passion for wine and the process. As a new start, he would like to have a small starter winery on the property as well as working the barrel and vines into the project using the elements of them in the space. Wine is the symbol of transformation and cycles of life. The space beginning one of new beginnings and healing, the symbolism behind the wine is a great thing. On the path of healing, Chad wants his gay pride shown, for the symbols of the colors and the community feel. The overall concept of the space is really to create a happy and healing home of Chad and his daughter.

overview Schematic Design

Site plan

floor plans First Floor:

floor plans Second Floor: Treehouse: The treehouse was an added space for the client’s child, that was not in the original programming list from the client. The treehouse is a space for the daughter to have a place to go dream and imagine a beautiful colorful world while her family is still grieving the lost of their husband and father. The client and his daughter had a hand in splattering paint on the two little porches of the treehouse.

highlighted area Closet with storage

Washer and dryer

Picture of Katherine and her dads

Stairs leading to the loft

Bay window with seating, pillows and storage

Computer/ TV

Matte charcoal tile upon entry

Large red barn doors on either side of the barn

Storage for coats bookbag and other things

Storage for toys and other items of her choosing

Big bed, enough for Chad to read stories to her or for friends to hang out

Table for keys and mail

Hardwood flooring

Shoe storage built-in to bottom two stairs

View of entryway

Desk Cork flooring

Cube storage under bed

View of Kid’s bedroom

highlighted area Outdoor kitchen with grill and smoker

Large skylight for plenty of light

Storage built into bed frame

Elevator bed to open up space during the day for office

Dreamcatcher from Brian for his family

Closet

Two red dutch doors: left door to kitchen, right door to living room and dining

Bar

Dining area

Firepit Grape vine covers pergolas

Three identical windows for much needed light

Seating area

Office area Cork flooring

Cat tree for Shortbread to watch over the downstairs

View of loft: Master bedroom and office

Reused wine barrels as cocktail tables

View of outdoor patio

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View of treehouse

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View of kitchen

education

New Learning Co. Community Center & K-12 School

Interior Design Studio ~ Junior Year ~ Fall Term

Client Information:

overview

Bubbles:

Concept: Honey Locust Tree

Associative words: - Natural colors - Irregular lines - Oval leaves - Curvy, seed pods flat - Locally found - Sweet honey smell - Always growing and changing - Texture of the bark - Thorns for protection - Cream colored flowers - Long life span - Changes with seasons

New Growth Learning Co. came to me for a new school design

based in the SoHo area. The building was not to be just a school

but a community center for all to use. The basement was to be used as a gallery and lecture hall. The ground floor as restaurant or cafe. Second and third floor are a community library. Floors 4-6 are

classrooms by grade grouping: floor 4 is elementary, floor 5 is middle school, and floor 6 is high school. The roof terrace was an extra

treat for the client and was left to be configured however I saw fit.

Site anaylsis:

Concept Statement: The Honey Locust tree is a prominant species of tree lining the street of New York City. It is a symbol of beauty, tolerence, renewal, and protection. The tree grows up to 80ft tall with thorns, greenish flower clusters, flat twisted friut pods, which are antisepic, anti-fungal, and antibacterial. With the idea of community and growth in mind, the Honey Locust tree is used as the concept to be symbolic of the growth and development of the community.

Blocks:

floor plans

Sustainable Design:

Culture and community:

1: Culture street-art style mural 2: Local artist open studio 3: Coffeehouse stage 4: Gallery displaying local artists 5: Local grown food ingredients in food services 6: Local businesses supported 7: Cityscape or views of New York wallcovering ** Note: Almost all stratagies are used everywhere but examples are highlighted on all floor plans

1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9:

Material choice *used everywhere Occupancy sensors *used everywhere Daylight sensors *used everywhere Recycle centers Gray water plumbing LED lighting *used everywhere Green walls *used everywhere Power blinds to help with glare *used everywhere Bike racks under stairs in both sets of fire stairs

Concept elements:

1: Color palette: creams, browns, greens, yellows 2: Furniture, lighting fixtures and other components resembling the tree 3: Plants throughout the design are locally found 4: Textures of textiles and wallcovering are unique and some are similar to the bark of the tree 5: Core and reception are centerally located and all rooms and open work areas are “branching” off of that main area 6: Kindergarten play area has an outdoor park theme with rock, leaf, and tree shapes.

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floor plans

Sustainable Design:

Culture and community:

1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9:

Concept elements:

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floor plans

Sustainable Design:

Culture and community:

1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9:

Concept elements:

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floor plans

Sustainable Design:

Culture and community:

1: 2: 3: 4: 5: 6: 7: 8: 9:

Concept elements:

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highlighted area Cafe Perspectives

Flooring Armstrong biobased tile Color: Patina green

Cafe Perspectives:

Top: Cafe from front door

Middle: Top image but sketch

Bottom: Open kitchen area

Wood furniture Knoll wood Color: White oak

Metal furniture Knoll noguchi Color: Black textured powder coat

Wallcovering Officinarkitettura Color: Travel to North

Wallcoverings Officinarkitettura Color: Dreaming NYC

Part 1 Materials: cafe Cafe Paint scheme Shermin Williams

highlighted area Library Perspectives

Library Perspectives: Above: Computer station, fishbowls, & study nooks - lvl. 2 Top left sketch: Teen area - level 3 Top right sketch: Open stacks and childrens area - level 3 Right: Study nooks, adult open stacks & computer station - level 2

Part 1 Materials: Library Library Levels 2 & 3 Paint scheme Shermin Williams

Kindergarten flooring Armstrong biobased tile Color: River rock

Tackable surface Knoll Color: Sky blue

Tackable surface Knoll Color: Stone

Storage furniture Knoll steel mesh Color: Folkstone grey

Glass markerboard Knoll markerboard Color: Translucent

Movable walls Knoll tempered glass Color: Clear

Wood furniture Knoll wood Color: White oak

Metal furniture Knoll noguchi Color: Black textured powder coat

Wallcovering Officinarkitettura Color: Dreaming to travel

Wallcoverings Officinarkitettura Color: Dreaming NYC

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School Perspectives

School Perspectives:

Top left: Classsrooms layout

Bottom left: Kindergarten

~ Playground

Above: HS Breakout area

~ HS lounge area from coffee bar

Right: Lunch room and middle

~ HS area from fire stair

Rooftop Perspectives

Rooftop Perspectives:

school breakout area

Left to right:

retail

Skin & Grain ~ Incubator Retail

Interior Design Studio ~ Sophomore Year ~ Fall Term ~ Project 1

About Skin & Grain:

Started in November 2015 Based out of Singapore 2000+ sales on Etsy 1000+ admirers on Etsy

overview

Mission/Values:

Skin & Grain presents to you a fresh way of expression via means of fully customizable personalized engraving on your next gift watch.

Skin & Grain natural wood and leather watches are also environmentally friendly as they are made with 100% genuine leather and 100% biodegradable wood. Chooce from various grains that range from oak noir, ivory, ebony, carmine and blackwood. Choose from vinyl for women or classica leather for men.

Fresh and burnt wood smell

floor plans Display

Instagram moment

Floor plan view: Upon entry help desk/ custom workspace is to your Display

left and display cases to your right. Looking straight in front of you, the instagram moment is right there and changing everyday.

All materials are sustainable or eco-frriendly. Reclaimed wood, slightly textured concrete,

Workspa ce - Dig ita

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recycled steel and biodegradable leather are the main materials throughout the space.

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Areas Wayfinding Entry

Window Display

highlighted area R2

Section cut view of right wall R1: “Nature”is wood. “Time”is leather. R2: Projector for logo on instagram moment. R3: Marketing and gift boxes displayed. R4: One-of-a-kind display R5: Stock of all products R6: Metal pipes used for display R7: Sales associates with iPads walking around for check out and assistance

R1 R3 B6 B2

B5 B3

B1: Track lighting B2: Chalkboard wallpaint B3: Hashtag changes everyday B4: Leather wall covering B5: Wood wall covering B6: Instagram moment (Wood clock face without hands)

highlighted area L5

Section cut view of left wall L1: Time zone clocks L2: Up Next tv L3: Help desk and workspace L4: Wood engraver seen from storefront L5: Small sign outside store L6: Social media tags L7: ADA shelf on help desk L8: Help desk iPad for scheduling appointments

* All fixtures are reclaimed wood * Countertops of help desk are recycled metal. * Flooring is slightly textured concrete.

L3 L7

highlighted area

Section cut view of back wall

Section cut view of entry wall

highlighted area Changable hashtags: #Fashionably Late #Buy Some Time #Your Time Is Now #A Moment In Time #Naturally On Time

Instagram moment includes a chalkboard painted wall with a reclaimed wood clock face without hands. The hashtags are written in chalk to be changed everyday. Logo is projected on the clockface when no one is using the wall. The consumers use their own arms to pick their time on the clock.

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The Village ~ Lifestyle Retail ~ Community+ Shop

Interior Design Studio ~ Freshman Year ~ Spring Term ~ Project 2 ~ Group Project

overview

floor plans

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materials

other designs

hand drafting

ID 103: Media 1 - Drafting Fall Semester - 2018

hand rendering

ID 208: Media 3 - Rendering Fall Semester - 2019

studio art minor

ART 105: Drawing and Composition Fall Semester - 2018

ART 121: Ceramics 1 Spring Semester - 2020

Project: Self portrait diptic

Project 1: two hand-built butter dishes

Project 2: five wheel-thrown mugs

ART 121: Ceramics 1 Spring Semester - 2020 After spring break we went remote... Project 3: Self portrait/identity This was a new project introduced for remote learning. Objective was to make a 3D object 10” or bigger and make a video of the object that represents you are a part of your identity.

Project statement: When trying to define who I am, there’s many roadblocks and challenges that I’ve been faced in my 20 short years on earth. Because of the challenges, I’ve put up walls and hid my memories, happy thoughts and all the things that truly make me who I am. To many people, I only show what is on the outside of my metaphoric puzzle box of who I am but only very few special individuals in my life will ever get to see all of the inside. If I were to only have the words on the outside I would be a strong woman but not nearly as strong as I am with all of the words, inside and outside, as well as all of the memories in the photos that come tumbling out when you figure out the puzzle and open up my walls. This puzzle is a representation of who I am, the strong, independent, overachieving woman along with all my baggage and what has made me who I am. This is me spelt out for you in a puzzle box. No matter how many times you look you’ll never learn everything that makes up who I am.

ART 222: Ceramics 2 Fall Semester - 2020

Project 2: two wheel-thrown teapots with different themes Tea pot 1: frog pond Tea pot 2: forest + pinecones ART 222: Ceramics 2 Fall Semester - 2020

Project 1: two set of three wheel-thrown plates with two different themes Set 1: astronomy + love Set 2: jeeps + off-road scenes

Project 3: one tea set including one tea pot, two tea cups, two saucers, & one tray Theme: Birch trees

other medias

ap studio art

Course taken Senior year of high school

Select works from still life collection:

Subject: An old sewing machine on fabric

Subject: Bikes

Subject: Self portrait

Subject: Metal and glass bowls on fabric

Select works from personal compostion collection: Collection concept: Mind Body and Spirit Title: Spirit - Chakras

Title: Body - Sight

Title: Body - Sound

Title: Body - Touch

photography Digital Photography Course taken Junior Year of high school

Advanced Digital Photography Course taken Senior Year of high school

3D design Course taken Junior Year of high school

clay

Ceramics 1 Course taken Junior Year of high school

Advanced Ceramics Course taken Senior Year of high school

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