Portfolio

Karina Stoltz

Asian culture has always been something I have loved. Especially since it's part of my background; I'm 1/3rd Thai. However, I have a love for Japanese culture and am currently minoring in the language. With my love of Japanese culture, I decided to incorporate it into my portfolio. For my cover page, I used the characters カ

(ka) and ス(su) which pronounce the beginning parts of my first and last name. Then the characters on the left mean creative thinking and the characters on the right mean works of art.

4. Resume

5. BSU Transcript

IDES100IntrotoInteriorDesign:

6. Designer Poster

7. Artistic Material Palette

IDES 101 Rapid Visualization:

8. Sketches from Fine Arts Building and Museum

9. Kitchen Axonometric and kitchen perspective from given plans

10. Floor Plan, Reflected Ceiling Plan, Elevations

11. SketchUp model

12.Perspectivesfromavideo

TABLEOF CONTENTS

IDES 110 Design Fundamentals:

13&14. Continuity of Design

15. Cube

16. Sugar/Museum Models

17.2D/3D(Depthand Movement)

18.LivingRoomProject;illustrate completeprocess(Richey)

IDES111GraphicCommunications2:

19. One-Point Perspectives & Two-Point Perspectives

IDES 114 Sustainable Interiors:

20. Final/Book Report

IDES 115 Materials:

21&22. Interior Details

IDES 120 Graphic Communications 2:

23. Entourage Collage & Space, the Final...

Independent Works:

24. High School Art Pieces

Student Memberships

• IDA

• NKBA National Association

• NSLS

Education

Major: Pre-Interior

Design

Minor: Japanese Ball State University

May 2022

Carmel High School

Contact Phone number: (317) 646-6070

Address: 9940 Maswa Ct, Carmel, IN 46033

Email: PersonalKarstoltz11@icloud.com

SchoolKarina.stoltz@bsu.edu

Karina Stoltz

Skills

Work Experience

• Hand Drafting

• Crafting Models

• Revit 2021

As an interior designer, creating living and working environments that help express different cultures can be an expression of who someone is. Also creating more sustainable living spaces using different green methods will also help protect the environment on whichwerely.

• Presenting Skills

• Organized

• Creative Honors

August 2021-May 2022 | AP Research

August 2021-May 2022 | Carmel High School’s National Honor Society

August 2020-May 2021 | AP Seminar

August 2020-May 2021 | Civil Engineering and Architecture Dual Credit Course Activities

June 2022 | Interior Design Summer Program

April 2022 | Performed at Carnegie Hall in New York City with CHS

Orchestra

August 2019-May 2020 and August 2021-May2022 | Sinfonia Orchestra

Representative

September 2022- Present | Teacher Scholar Program

Professor Jake Son

• Research paper on Biomimicry

June 2020 – July 2022 | Hostess

Woody’s Library Restaurant

Carmel, IN

• Communicated with customers on what issues they had or if they needed anything

• Organized seating arrangements for the servers. Also directed customers to their tables.

July 2021 | Job Shadowing

Browning Day

Laken Taylor, Interior Designer

• Learned about their design process

• Listened in on a conference

• Saw projects they were currently working on

• Learned about how they create different plans for each project

Resume #4

DesignerPoster

The posters are based on an interior designer of choice. Then research was done on the designer to better understandtheirdesignstyle.Thetheme ofthelayoutfortheposterswasoneof the window designs of the interior designer.

IDES 100 #6

ArtisticPalette Tropics

Thewarmfeelofthesunonyourfaceand the breeze from the beach waves. The themeisreflectingfunbutrelaxingwitha little bit of a Bohemian-style feel. The materials would be used to design a tropical-stylerestaurant.Leavingitupto theimaginationregardingthelocationof the restaurant. The green flower-style tile will be used for the flooring, the wooden tile would be part of an accent wall, the fabric in the low right and corner would be the material used for booths and chairs, the paint sample in the top left corner would be the wall color,andthegreenpatchesofmaterial inthetopleft-handcornerwouldbeused forwindowcoverings.

IDES 100 #7

MuseumSketches

Art Museum

A two-point perspective of a section of the Ball State Art Museum.

Fine Arts Building

A one-point perspective of the second-floor Fine Arts Building.

One Point Perspective and Axonometric ofKitchen

Using a given kitchen floor plan, a one point and Axonometric was drawn in order to learn how to draw different view points of a space.

OrthographicDrawsofthe

Studio

Ceiling plan, floor plan, and elevation drawings. Theelevationisasectionofthewestwall.

Floor Plan

Ceiling Plan

Elevation

IDES 101 #10

SketchUp

A reception desk designed in SketchUp.

IDES 101 #11

Video Perspective Drawings

Based on the videos we were given in class the assignment was to free-hand draw the two interior spaces.

Continuity

of Design Playhouse

The swirling and curved paper through and around the rectangular shapes create a fun design like different levels of a playhouse, imagining the structures, swirls, and zigzag forms as slides and stairs.Stackedrectangularboxesprovidebalancetokeeptheboxes in alignment and create an image of two different levels of a house. Circular cutouts create windows that allow you to investigate the boxesallowingyoutoseethedifferentshapesintertwine,creatinga kind of rhythm or pattern within. The triangular shapes on the corners of the base create seat objects; they also create interest in the flat platform. All the elements within this structure create a fun and playful structure in which a child-like mind can run and climb whichiswhyit’sareminderofaplayhouse.

Continuity of Design

Flying Free

Butterflies are angelic and mystical-like creatures. Using18-gaugewire,tocreateasoftanddelicatelooking sculpture to capture the essence of a butterflyandallitsbeauty.Also,photosofnature capture the natural habitat in which these creatureslive.

Twisted Sea

Some of the most interesting creatures in the deep blue sea are seahorses. Small but most certainly not forgotten. These creatures swim in and out of seaweed to hide and live. just like the designcreatedwithwireonthefarright.

IDES 110 #14

Cube Diamond in the Rough

Forthisproject,wetook6sidesoutofacube andstarttocreateanabstractobjectofthe6 sideswecouldsave.Whenlightshinesthrough anactualdiamonditcreatesrainbowrays.Due to the interesting features that make it look like a diamond, the idea came to mind to splash different colors of paint on it to symbolize the colorful rays that real diamonds can create. By adding the light source to the insideofthestructureitshowstheareasofthe cube that are cut out and it also produces shapes and shadows on the surrounding surfaces.

Sugar/MuseumModels

Night Light Maze

Streetlights in dark maze-like alleyways in New York City were the inspiration behind the sugar cube design project. The cervical shape, guide lights, and subordinate to the dominant wall style provide a sense of movement within the structure. The cervical shape created with the sugar cubes allows for starts and stops within the maze directing you throughout the designed path. Placing the lights along the created path allowed spectators to follow along the movement of the passage, the lights also provide a visual experience of the sun coming in between buildings like the light shining between the sugar cubes. Creating different wall heights within the structure gives the sense of walking in between buildings in New York City, the back wall is the dominant feature within the structure or the tall buildings within the city, and the shortest wall is the subordinate part of the design or the shorter buildingswithinthecitywalkway.

Late Night Walk

On occasion, some people will go out for a late-night walk to look up at the starry night sky. With this concept, to emulate that feeling of walking through the night and the only light being the stars surrounding you. With the planes that create a bridge formation, I also added star shapes into the sides to have an overall feeling that the stars are all around you as you walk through. Stars are very bright formations and tend to stand out when in the dark. To make the environment within the box feel as if it is night, it was painteddarkbluetoportraythatfeeling.

Creative Writing

Using the visual forces; center, left & right, grid, texture, and field a design was created to represent personal interests, which are drawing and designing. While studying writing from left to right and right to left it was very different writing from right to left as a left-handed person and it would cause for some of the letterstobe fliparoundwhichwasincorporatedinthedrawing.

LivingRoomProject

Using a scenario that was given to us by professorRicheywedesignedalivingroom of a house of a married couple and their family. Based on the client's request the focus of the design was to add elements and principles. Using rhythm, pattern, and shapeitcreatedauniquelivingroomdesign forthefamily.Alsoincorporatingtheclient's interest in the shape of the room. Specifically, the office was inspired by a game controller, gaming is one of the husband's hobbies and fishing is the wife's hobby and that is where the sliding glass fishdoorideacameintoplay.

One-Point Perspectives & Two-Point Perspectives

A two-point perspective of a living room andaone-pointperspectiveofakitchen

Final/Book Report

Muncie Community Energy Assessment Project

Group Members:

Macy Mcilrath

Parker Peterson

Jorja Wood

McKenzie Christian

Andee Junker

Kathryn Rockwood

The purpose of this project was to assess a house in Muncie and determine what was causing the house's energy loss and some ways to help reduce the energy loss.

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LivingRoomProject

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CERAMICTILES

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Detaildrawingsofinteriorwallsandfloors with different sustainable materials that can be used for different parts of the detaildrawing.

Living Room Project

STRANDTEC

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LAY-INSUSPENDEDACOUSTICALCEILING

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LEDLIGHTING

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IDES 115 #22

Different ceiling details with sustainable materials that can be used within the design.

Space, the Final... BloomingJapaneseCulture

Practiced using Photoshop by putting together photos from google cohesively and structurally using pattern and movement/motion.

Entourage Collage

Usingphotoshopandgoogleimageswelearnedhowtoplacepeople or entourage into a space to help fill/ add movement into an interior space.

IDES 120 #23

High School Art Pieces

This is just some of the artwork that was done in high school.