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PORTFOLIO MICKEY WALKUP Selected Work 2O25

PORTFOLIO MICKEY WALKUP

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PORTFOLIO MICKEY WALKUP

PR OFESSION AL SU MMARY I am a 3D artist and landscape designer with a background in agriculture and horticulture. I pivoted into 3D/AR design in early 2022. I model and render landscapes, and love what I do. I am also deeply interested in community volunteering projects that reduce food insecurity or promote horticulture education.

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SACRED TREE LANDSCAPE DESIGN LLC • NORMAN, OK

MASTER OF ARTS

Rhino 3D, V-Ray, Unreal Engine 5, Lumion, SpeedTree, Enscape, Blender, Augmented Reality, AutoCAD, Adobe Suite, Microsoft Office, Affinity Publisher, Figma, Generative AI, Trello, Miro, Hand Drafting, Quick to Adapt, Time Management, Detail Oriented, Strong Written and Verbal Communication

Owner, Landscape Designer

Landscape Architecture Studies University of Oklahoma 10/2022

June 2023 – Present

HOME OUTSIDE • BRATTLEBORO, VT

BACHELOR OF SCIENCE

3D Visualization Artist (Remote Position)

Double Major, Plant Science / Construction Management

May 2022 – March 2024

California State University, Fresno 05/2020

PLANTMASTER • THOUSAND OAKS, CA

ASSOCIATES OF SCIENCE

Data Entry Intern (Remote Position)

Landscape Horticulture

Aug 2021 – May 2022

Merced Community College District 05/2018

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PORTFOLIO MICKEY WALKUP

NORCAL SUMMER HOME

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01 P R OGR A M S U S ED : R H IN O, V- R AY, AD OBE PH OTOS H OP

This design balanced functionality and aesthetics, creating a seamless flow between spaces while preserving the property's natural elements. The 3D renderings helped refine the layout and material choices before implementation.

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AN ALY SIS: For this Northern California home landscape redesign, I provided 3D renderings to visualize the updated outdoor space. The design featured a flagstone pathway connecting the front yard to the backyard, a fire pit built with matching flagstone, and a two-tiered deck to enhance backyard functionality. Hammocks were incorporated for relaxation, and all elements were carefully integrated around existing trees to maintain the natural landscape.

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WEST COAST RESIDENTIAL HOME

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02 P R OGR A M S U S ED : R H IN O, L U MION , AD OBE PH OTOSH OP

This backyard design maximizes the home's connection to the lake with a tiered layout that flows from the house to the dock. Natural materials like wood and stone create a seamless, functional outdoor space.

PE R SP EC TIVES : This backyard features a deck with a staircase leading down to a dock, creating a smooth transition to the water. Stone steps connect the house to different levels of the yard, leading to the main deck and eventually the dock. A pergola adds shade and structure, while built-in stone seating enhances functionality. The open-concept design ensures a cohesive flow .

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GUTHRIE PARKING STRUCTURE REVITALIZATION

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The location, situated across from a high school, not only provides an ideal gathering spot for students and parents but also fosters economic growth through the inclusion of revenue-generating retail establishments. This project combines urban revitalization with sustainable economic development, urban functionality, and environmental responsibility.

PE R SP EC TIVES : Perspective rendering showcases the transformation of a parking lot into a vibrant hub of mixed-use shops and a central gathering space. The center includes water-wise fountain. Instead of traditional water flow, the fountain's upper tiers are adorned with low-water and low maintenance plants.

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L IN C OL N PAR K D ESIGN

LINCOLN PARK DESIGN

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04 P R OGR A M S U S ED : R H IN O, L U MION , AD OBE PH OTOSH OP

Proposed design was to address an Oklahoma City neighborhood that currently faces food insecurity due to limited grocery store access.

Acknowledging the site's focal depression, an innovative design strategy was implemented: a park that seamlessly integrates with the natural topography, functioning as a catchment basin during periods of water accumulation. This architectural solution not only embraces the site's central depression but also serves as a harmonious blend of landscape and function, enhancing the overall design ethos of the community space

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PE R SP EC TIVES : Perspective renderings of a proposed design for grocery store with a rooftop greenhouse and several mix-use apartment complexes. The grocery store features a unique two-story design, with the first floor dedicated to offering a diverse range of food and home goods. On the top floor, an innovative approach is employed, transforming the entire space into a greenhouse. This vertical cultivation area enables the store to grow a significant portion of its produce on-site, promoting sustainability and fostering a direct connection between the source of food and the community it serves. The surrounding building are mixed-use buildings and wrap-buildings to provide living arrangements and entertainment.

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REGENERATIVE PLAYSCAPE

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P R OGR A M S U S ED : R H IN O, L U MION , AD OBE PH OTOSH OP

The proposed playscape for children up to five years old integrates regenerative design and child development theories from Montessori and Vygotsky. It includes a trike track that passes through a shed housing tricycles and a sensory garden designed for individuals experiencing sensory overload, offering a private space within the landscape. To encourage a connection with nature, bird and squirrel feeders are strategically placed, allowing children to observe wildlife.

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