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WELCOME I am a third year Interior Design student at Texas Tech University, with experience under registered designers going through the CIDA accredited program. I am also a member of ASID, American Society of Interior Designers. I am seeking an internship in which I can apply and expand my skills in an established design environment. I have a passion for design and am enthusiastic about learning as much as I can about the profession. I hope you enjoy my work!

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CHAPPEL STONE CONTACT 214-773-9181 Chapston@ttu.edu LinkedIn-Chappel-Stone

SKILLS

TEXAS TECH UNIVERSITY

Revit AutoCAD

Architecture Minor

Hand Rendering

Expected Graduation: May 2026 3.5 GPA

Adobe Illustrator

RECOGNITION &

WORK EXPERIENCE Kiddo Kinetics - Dallas, Texas Lead Counselor

2022-2024

Trained assistant counselors

American Society of Interior Designers Student Member TTU FR Presidential Merit Scholarship recipient

Ability to focus on multiple things at a time, with large groups of children

2021-2023

TTU Haggerton HS Scholarship recipient TTU C Morrow HS Scholarship recipient

Assisted with errands and personal matters

TTU Rushing I DS Scholarship recipient

Used organization skills around the house and when assisting in home office

Sigma Alpha Epsilon fraternity t-shirt designer

Time management skills when running errands and managing children’s schedules

Snappy Salads - Dallas, Texas Server

INVOLVEMENT Dean’s List

Leadership skills in guiding children ages 5-10 in a variety of different sports camps.

Personal Assistant - Dallas, Texas Driver and Assistant

2022-2026

Bachelor of Interior Design

Enscape

Adobe Photoshop Dallas, Texas

EDUCATION

2021-2022

Demonstrated strong interpersonal skills when interacting with customers.

Responded promptly to customer inquiries via phone or email in a courteous manner.

Kappa Kappa Gamma member

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Maintained high standards of customer service during high-volume workshifts and fast-paced operations.

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

Texas Tech University - College of Human Sciences Bachelor of Interior Design

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Skims Commercial Headquarters

02

U.S. Israeli Ambassador’s Home

Texas Tech University - College of Human Sciences Bachelor of Interior Design

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Marfa Castia Residential Home

04

English Hotel & Distillery

Texas Tech University - College of Human Sciences Bachelor of Interior Design

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Extra Works

Texas Tech University - College of Human Sciences Bachelor of Interior Design

01 SKIMS HEADQUARTERS 3113 SOUTH LA CIENEGA BLVD, LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA

PROJECT STATEMENT

COMMERCIAL YEAR FALL 2024 DURATION 6 WEEKS MEDIAS USED REVIT ENSCAPE

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The challenge is to design a mu supports both office staff and sho of a rapidly growing brand, and and LEED standards. The spac openness, ensuring that employe retail/showroom areas must pr reflects the brand’s commitment Additionally, the design must b Angeles building codes, includin regulations, while also fitting t minimalism.

ulti-functional headquarters that howroom visitors, meets the needs d adheres to sustainability, WELL, ace must balance privacy with ees can work efficiently, while the present products in a way that t to body positivity and diversity. be compliant with stringent Los ng seismic, fire, and accessibility the brand identity of extreme

DESIGN CONCEPT The concept for the Skims headquarters is to create a dynamic, flexible workspace that reflects the brand's core values: inclusivity, innovation, and comfort.

By blending modern and extreme minimalist aesthetics with highly functional, adaptable spaces, the headquarters will seamlessly integrate office operations, retail/showroom functions, and collaborative environments, while promoting employee wellbeing and brand identity.

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FLOORPLANS EMERGENCY STAIRS

WOMENS RESTROOM

MENS RESTROOM

MB1

MB1

SHLV1

C1

SHLV1

SHLV1

SHLV1

C1 MECHANICAL ROOM

CLOSET C1

LCK1 LCK1

I

SHLV1

CH10

CH10 C1

C1 LOADING GARAGE

SHLV1

STORAGE/ INVENTORY

I

FITTING ROOM 1 C1

F

CH1

SHLV1

CH9

I

C1 FOYER/LEISURE SPACE

H

ELEVATOR

C1

SHLV1

B CH8

STORAGE CLOSET

Co LCK1 D

CH1

C1 Group Office TBL6

LUNCHROOM C1

CH1 FC1

CH8B

CH5

CEO Office

CH1 RETAIL SPACE

FITTING ROOM 3 C1

CH1

RG2

MB1 SHLV3

SHLV3

RG1

G

TBL5

TBL11

CH7

C1 SHLV3

SHLV3

C1 LOBBY/RECEPTION TBL12

D

D

D

B

CH8

J

CH9 TRAINING SPACE C1

CH3

CH3

TBL9

CH3 CH3 TBL9

CH3 CH3 TBL9

TBL10

N LEVEL 1: FURNITURE FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

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CH

CH1

A

MB1

1

CH

T

CH9

E

CH10 MB1

MW

A CH11

FITTING ROOM WAITING SPACE

C1

CH10

CH10

CH11

C1

FITTING ROOM 2

CH10

C1

SHLV1 E C1

TBL8

TBL5

SHLV1 B

SHLV1

MANAGERS OFFICE

SHLV1 SHLV1

SHLV1

CH9

A

LEVEL 1 ANNOTATIONS: A. Television B. Mirror C. Cloth Dummy D. Mannequin E. Curtain F. Light Fixture G. Archway H. ADA Bar Counter I. Painting J. Revolving Door

C

LEVEL 2 ANNOTATIONS: A. Built-in concrete and glass display space B. Mannequin C. Coffee Bar D. Projector E. Light Fixture F. Glass Wall Extrusion G. Television

CH1

E

BUBBLE DIAGRAMS

Emergency Stairs

Mechanical Room C1

LEVEL 1 MB1 Mens Restroom

MB1 Womens Restroom

SHLV2

SHLV2 Closet

C1

FC1

OUTDOOR LOADING SPACE

FC1

CH2

C1

H3

TBL7

MALE RESTROOM

TECH ROOM

DISPLAY SPACE

LUNCH ROOM

C1

CH1

CH3

H3

CH2

FEMALE RESTROOM

STAIRS

ELEVATOR

TBL2 CH1

CH3

CH1

INVENTORY/ STORAGE SPACE

C1

C1

CH1

ollaborative Office C1

LOADING GARAGE

Leisure Space

Multi-Person Office

DISPLAY WALL

TBL1

F

FITTING ROOMS

CH1 Kitchen F

A

ENTRY TRAINING SPACE

PRIVATE

B B

RECEPTION/ LOBBY AREA WAITING/ LOBBY AREA

RETAIL SPACE/ POINT OF SALE COUNTER

2 Person Office REF

CH4 CH1

STAIRS

SEMI-PRIVATE PUBLIC

Leisure Space B

C1

B

FC1

C1

LEVEL 2

C1

1

ROOMS

CH11

2 Person Office

Conference Room C1

FC1

CH1

E

C1

D TBL4

C

CH1

CH1

TBL4 G

COUNTER

E

CH1 CH1

CH1 CH1

CH1 CH1

STAIRS

CH1

TBL3 CH1

PRIVATE RESTROOM

PRIVATE RESTROOM

2 PERSON/ MEDIA OFFICE

CH1 COLLAB WORKING SPACE

CH1

2 PERSON/ MEDIA OFFICE

Showroom C1

PRIVATE

TECH ROOM

MEDIA/ SHOWROOM

SEATING/ LEISURE SPACE ELEVATOR

STAIRS CEO OFFICE

TRAINING SPACE

STORAGE CLOSET

GROUP OFFICE SPACE

CH1

CH1 FC1

ENTRY

CH1

SEATING/ LEISURE SPACE

CONFERENCE ROOM

BALCONY SPACE OVERLOOKING FIRST FLOOR

MANAGERS OFFICE

SEMI-PRIVATE PUBLIC

LEVEL 2: FURNITURE FLOORPLAN

2 NOT TO SCALE

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SECTIONS GLASS OFFICE WALL

WHITEBOARD

3' - 11 3/4"

Roof 26' - 8"

MARBLE WALL AND BACKSPLASH

3' - 6 1/8"

ADA ACCESIBLE BAR COUNTER

9' - 9 7/8"

9' - 11 7/8"

GLASS OFFICE WALL

Level 2 13' - 4"

EMERGENCY LIGHTING

ARCHWAY EXTRUSION

Level 1 0' - 0"

LONGITUDINAL SECTION 1/4" = 1'-0"

FURNITURE, MATERIALS & WALL SELECTIONS

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Viccarbe - VCBSE190

Viccarbe - VCBSE190

Mooi -MI3PALDOCL01

Tan - Leather

Tan - Paint

Light Brown- Paint

Coalesse - COFOFRE

Dark Brown- Pai

3' - 11 3/4"

CIRCULAR GLASS EXTRUSION; 4 MANNEQUINS PLACED INSIDE ENCLOSURE

Roof 26' 8"

9' - 11 7/8"

BROWN ACCENT WALL

Level 2 13' 4"

SKIMS LOGO EXTRUSION

3' - 6 1/8"

TAN WALL COLOR

EMERGENCY LIGHTING

ARCHWAY EXTRUSION RETAIL COMPUTER/

PAINTING EXTRUSION

REGISTER

MANAGER’S OFFICE

9' - 10"

STEEL HANGER RODS

FITTING ROOMS PEDISTAL FOR MANNEQUIN

Level 1 0' 0"

OUTDOOR SPACE LOADING

1

STAIRS

FEMALE RESTROOM

MALE RESTROOM

TECH ROO M

CROSS SECTION 1/4" = 1'-0" ELEVATOR LOADING GARAGE

INVENTORY/ STORAGE SPACE

DISPLAY WALL

ECST

Established & Sons - EASMOLL1700

nt

Branding Decal

DISPLAY SPACE

LUNCH ROOM

STAIRS

Bolia - AB0004507

LUNCH ROOM

Marble - Feature Wall

SHOWROOM

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LOBBY

FITTING ROOMS

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ABOUT THE SPACE This was a an individual project to

RETAIL

create a retail space and a commercial headquarters for a selected company. I decided to choose

Skims.

This

was

a

challenging and exciting project, I wanted to keep the extremely minimalist branding of Skims, while also adding unique and creative design

choices

decals,

and

through

other

colors,

decorative

ELEVATOR/FOYER

elements!

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Lobby/ Reception

LIESURE SPACES & OFFICES

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02 U.S. ISRAELI AMBASSADOR HOME 6807 HILLMEAD RD, BETHESDA, MARYLAND 20817

PROJECT STATEMENT

RESIDENTIAL YEAR SPRING 2024 DURATION 6 WEEKS MEDIAS USED AUTOCAD PHOTOSHOP HAND RENDERING REVIT

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Micheal Herzog is the Israeli A America. He and his wife Shi purchased a 3- million-dollar outside of Washington D.C with The couple has 2 adult children and children. The couple has 4 bunkroom to house them. Miche entertaining, celebrating Jewish movies. They requested that th finishes, appliances, and access with aging-inplace components express their Jewish culture withi like storage for candles, items kitchen, so I will be incorporatin the home. This will help to make home country, and help them sho

mbassador to the United States of irin, a corporate lawyer, recently property in Bethesda, Maryland approximately 5,000 square feet. n who visit often with their spouses 4 grandchildren and would like a eal and Shirin both enjoy cooking, holidays and rituals, and watching e home include high-end furniture, sories that suit their lifestyle, along for the future. The family wants to n their home, specifically with things for Seder dinners, and a Kosher ng design elements from Israel into e it feel closer to Israel, the family’s ow their individuality.

DESIGN CONCEPT This design balances high-end appeal with cultural depth, drawing inspiration from Israel’s rich environment and architecture. From the rocky, stone-paved streets to homes built with warm-toned Jerusalem stone, traditional elements like arches, spiral staircases, and subtle palettes of creams and whites create timeless character.

Accents of art, color, texture, and religious symbols bring warmth and identity, while modern materials and sleek finishes reflect Israel’s evolving, metropolitan side.

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10

FLOORPLANS

1

11

Level 1 Rendered Floorplan Not to Scale

2

Level 2 Rendered Floorplan Not to Scale

BUBBLE DIAGRAMS LEVEL 1

LEVEL 2

12

SECTIONS AND ELEVATIONS

1

2

FURNITURE & MATERIALS SELECTIONS

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Restoration Hardware- Sofa

Society Social - Chair

Wayfair - Accent Stool

6th Sense- Bed Frame

Light Oak -Floors

1st Dibs - Rug

Ashley Safieh Madison - Rug

Royal Blue - Paint

3

LATITUDINAL CROSS SECTION

14

LIVING ROOM

ABOUT THE SPACE This

individual

residential

project

was

designed for the U.S. Israeli Ambassador and his wife, incorporating Jewish culture and elements of the Israeli environment into their home. The design process utilized hand

BEDROOM

rendering, AutoCAD, and Adobe Photoshop.

The home needed to accommodate their children while providing dedicated spaces for Jewish rituals. One example of cultural integration is the use of blue kitchen cabinets, reflecting traditional Israeli design influences, which can be seen in the elevations.

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03 MARFA CASTIA RESIDENTIAL PROJECT MARFA, TEXAS

PROJECT STATEMENT

RESIDENTIAL YEAR FALL 2023 DURATION 6 WEEKS MEDIAS USED HAND RENDERING

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The clients for this project consist of a couple relocating to Marfa, Texas. The couple does n plan to have any in the future. One of the cl studio in downtown Marfa. The other client is a home. They chose to relocate from Austin prima and love the artwork and character of Marfa. A they felt it was becoming overrun by California liking. The house that the clients have purc originally built in the 1920s. The white stucco barely inside the Marfa city limits. The home Chianti mountains are located on the Northe view. The couple has plans to entirely redesig have no set budget for this house, which make entertainment, storage, a large kitchen, a mas that serves as both a guest room and office spa makes it possible for some of the special aspec

from Austin, Texas in their 40s planning on ot have any children or pets and does not ients is a full-time painter who works in a a freelance writer who works primarily from arily because they wanted a slower lifestyle Although they loved the quirkiness of Austin, ans, simply becoming too crowded for their chased is a single-family home that was o house is on the northeast ridge of town, has 8ft ceilings, a 2-car garage, and The east side of the house, giving a wonderful n and renovate this house if needed. They es it possible to meet the client’s needs for ster bedroom and bathroom, and an office ace. Ideally creating a modern environment cts of their character to shine through.

CONCEPT STATEMENT The landscape of Tierra Amarilla, New Mexico, guides the design through greenery, light, and nature.

The space blends modern and rustic elements with pops of color. Wooden ceilings and dark industrial beams add warmth, mirroring the sleek lines of the kitchen for a clean, modern feel. Large windows flood the space with light, enhancing the bright white walls and framing mountain views.

Thoughtfully chosen furniture and materials add texture and color, reflecting the character of the New Mexican environment.

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FLOORPLANS

1

1

19

DIMENSIONED FLOORPLAN NOT TO SCALE

2

RENDERED FURNITURE NOT TO SCALE

BUBBLE DIAGRAMS Key: Public Semi-Private Private

Entry 2

Kitchen

Living

Laundry Room

Guest Bathroom Dining

Guest Closet

Master Closet Closet Master Bathroom Guest Room/ Office Entry 1

Master Bathroom

FLOORPLAN

20

SECTIONS AND ELEVATIONS

1

LIVING ROOM ELEVATION NOT TO SCALE

2

KITCHEN ELEVATION NOT TO SCALE

FURNITURE & MATERIALS SELECTIONS

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Custom- Table

Wayfair - Pullout Couch

Tok & Stok - Couch

Rugs -

Tan - Paint

Concrete - Countertop

Exposed Wood - Table Top

Grey

3

BEDROOM ELEVATION NOT TO SCALE

ABOUT THE SPACE This individual residential project involved hand-rendering a bedroom for a couple relocating from Austin to Marfa, Texas. Seeking a quieter lifestyle, they purchased a 1920s white stucco home on the northeast ridge of town, with stunning views of the Chianti Area Rug

Mountains. With no set budget, they plan to renovate the home to suit their artistic and professional needs. Key priorities include a spacious kitchen, a luxurious master suite, ample storage, and a dual-purpose office and guest room. The design blends modern functionality with historic charm, creating a refined yet welcoming retreat.

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04 ENGLISH HOTEL & DISTILLERY GUILDFORD, ENGLAND - PEWLEY DOWN

PROJECT STATEMENT

COMMERCIAL YEAR SPRING 2025 DURATION 6 WEEKS MEDIAS USED REVIT ENSCAPE

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The success of the boutique hotel w challenges, including navigating zonin to ensure full compliance. Sustainabil friendly materials, energy-efficient sys practices—all without compromising developing both a boutique hotel and careful budgeting and investment particularly those involving the integ and seamless infrastructure, may intro positioning must strategically differen and gin tourism destinations while challenges include limited rural inf compliance, seasonal weather impac Long-term success will hinge on excep operational efficiency to deliver a con

will depend on overcoming several key g laws and alcohol production regulations ity is a priority, requiring the use of ecotems, and responsible waste management luxury. Financial feasibility is critical, as d a fully operational gin distillery demands t planning. Construction complexities, ration of specialized distillery equipment duce unexpected delays or costs. Market ntiate the hotel from other luxury retreats maintaining steady demand. Additional rastructure, transportation logistics, ADA cts, and the need for adaptable design. tional maintenance, strategic staffing, and sistently outstanding guest experience.

DESIGN CONCEPT This boutique hotel seamlessly blends London Contemporary Chic with the timeless glamour of Art Deco, infused with royal British opulence. Modern, minimalist furniture in neutral tones meets high-end materials like marble, glass, and polished metal, while bespoke furnishings and statement lighting create a refined atmosphere. Bold jewel-toned accents add vibrancy. Inspired by historic London hotels like The Savoy and The Ritz, the Art Deco Glamour influence features geometric patterns, gilded mirrors, brass, and velvet, evoking 1920s elegance.

Iconic curved furniture, scalloped details, and opulent chandeliers enhance the grandeur, offering guests a luxurious escape that merges classic sophistication with modern British style.

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FLOORPLANS Museum Restroom 1Museum Restroom 2

Testing Lab

116

114 Distillery Cold Storage

117

Hotel Manager's Office

Restaurant Manager's Office

125

126

Cleaning Supplies

Employee Restroom

Restaurant Employee Breakrooom

128

129

127

Botanical Storage

195

115

Restaurant Loading Dock Museum Office

Female Restroom

119

130

Hotel Employee Offices

122

123 Mechanical Room

196 Elevator

Commercial Kitchen

150

131

Museum Space

118

Mechanical Room

197

Production Area

106

Janitor's Closet

149

Male Restroom

Hotel Break Room

121

124

Dry Storage

134

Distillery Manager's Office

107

Concierge

148

Bar Storage Closet

151

Reception Closet

135

Employee Restroom

138

Walk-in Freezer

Cold Storage

132

133

Employee Restroom

139

Distillery Employee Restroom

Filtration and Blending

108

101

Reception/ Lobby Check-in

136

Bar

147

Distillery Break Room

198

Distillery Employee Restroom

Restaurant Female Restroom

Private Dining Room 1

109

143

142

Distillery Offices

99

Mechanial Room

Mechanical Room

200

110

Restaurant

140

Fermentation Space

Hallway

144

100 Lobby

120

Coat Closet

141 Mechanical Room

201 Restaurant Male Restroom Private Dining Room 2

145

Final Product Storage

102

Gift Shop

105

Distillery Loading Dock

103

Tasting Room

104

Lobby, Bar, Distillery, & Restaurant Furniture Plan Not To Scale

25

146

Mechanical Room

Mechanical Room

184

162

Closet

161

Closet

199

Common Room

183

Common Room

160 Laundry Room

158 Shower

186 Shower Bedroom

Bedroom

182

188

190

Restroom

185

Restroom

159 Toilet Room

Toilet Room

187

191

Toilet Room

Toilet Room

193

180

Laundry Storage

156

Restroom Room Bedroom

179

Bedroom

192

189

181

Room

Shower

178

194

Common Room

Common Room

175 Closet

152

177

Closet

Pet Friendly Space

154

157

Mechanical Room

Mechanical Room

176

155

Left Side Cottages Furniture Plan

Right Side Cottages Furniture Plan

Not To Scale

Not To Scale

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FLOORPLANS

Gym

164

Public Restroom

170

Public Restroom

169

Spa Break Room

Massage Room 1

Masaage Room 2

168

167

166

Sauna

165

Poolhouse

163

Employee Restroom

171

Massage Room 3 Spa Front Desk and Waiting Area

172

Pool House, Spa, & Gym Furniture Plan Not To Scale

27

173

Spa Storage

174

BUBBLE DIAGRAMS LEVEL 1

Private Semi-Private Public

LEVEL 2

SITE PLAN

28

FURNITURE & MATERIALS SELECTIONS

Marble - Custom Fireplace

Egg Collective - 05211

FormDecor - C10507-00

Rubelli - 12

Leather - Brown

Marble - Walls, Counters, & Details

Wood Wall - Moldings

Champa

COTTAGE COMMON BEDROOM ROOM

COTTAGE COTTAGE RESTROOM BEDROOM

CO

2083-001

agne Velvet

COTTAGE BEDROOM OTTAGE RESTROOM TTAGE RESTROOM

Imperial USA - F00923EN

Tile - Floors

Ashlar - 03914N

West Elm - F055521

Warm Gray - Paint

Gold - Frames & Details

DISTILLERY TASTING ROOM

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nds Art Deco glamour with London Contemporary Chic. Located f Guildford, England, the hotel caters to luxury travelers seeking yet intimate experience. Drawing inspiration from British

d the bold geometry of the Art Deco era, the design features rich

ody lighting, and sophisticated detailing throughout. With custom curated art collection, and a bespoke gin distillery on site, the

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was carefully hand-rendered to reflect a refined narrative of

POOLHOUSE

ry, and bold identity

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05 EXTRA WORKS B&W PENCIL DRAWINGS AND DIGITAL MEDIA RENDERING

ORIGINAL IMAGE

B&W PENCIL DRAWING 33

DIGITAL IMAGE RENDER

ORIGINAL IMAGE

DIGITAL IMAGE RENDER

B&W PENCIL DRAWING 34