Sara McEvoy PORTFOLIO
Sara McEvoy
mcevoys2@lopers.unk.edu | (402) 380 4243
Education
University of Nebraska at Kearney
Major - Interior & Product Design
Minor - Visual Communication & Design
Minor - Construction Management
GPA - 3.9
Expected Graduation Date - May 2024
Involvement
Student Interior Design Organization
Social Media Manager | 2020 - 2021
Member | 2020 - Present
ASID
Member 2021 - Present
Program Knowledge
Revit
AutoCad
SketchUp
Enscape Adobe Suite
(Photoshop, InDesign, Illustrator)
SolidWorks
Avada Wordpress
Work Experience
Pax Lighting | ‘22-Present
Junior Designer
+ Work in SolidWorks to develop product & part drawings for clients & vendors
+ Collaborate on new product development
+ Construct tearsheets & installation instructions
+ Manage and create Pax branding documents
Best Point Web Design | ‘17-Present
Website Designer/Project Manager
+ Design visually pleasing & responsive websites
+ Maintain a positive relationship with clients
+ Schedule and meet deadlines
+ Coordinate with the design team in order to efficiently complete a website
Stella Maris Design Studio | ‘20-’21
Design Intern/Assistant
+ Sourced product for client projects
+ Assisted with client consultations
+ Communicated with clients via phone and email
+ Organized & transferred all paper files to an online system
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Commercial Project Hand Renderings Alternative Renderings Rendered Floorplan Hand Drafting Origami Lamp Poster Design Textile Design Graphic Design Work 01 05 07 08 09 10 11 13 14 Details Residential Project 15 17
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Colere : Botique Hotel
The Goal
T he culture of Colere is focused on fostering a space that inspires to create. The materials we choose, the details we focus on, the mood of the staff, and the space itself is our mode of communication to create the feel within the hotel. It’s human nature to want to be surrounded by things made with care and intent, therefore, the materials in this hotel are sourced from several different artisan makers. All of our design choices tie into the goal of cultivating your creativity.
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Programs - Revit, Enscape 2 UP UP First Floor Second Floor Lobby Game Room Library MEP Laundry Employee Offices Suite Living Reading Nook Art Gallery Art Studio Lobby Open
Colere : Biophilic Botique Hotel
Lobby
Game Room
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Art Studio
Programs - Revit, Enscape Suite Reading Nook Suite Living Area 4
Room Layout
Hand Renderings
Final Drawing
Final Rendering
Perspective Grid
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Medium - Pencil, Marker
Exploded Product Rendering
Final Rendering
Final Drawing
Alternative Renderings
Programs - SketchUp, Photoshop
SketchUp Lines / Shadows
Photoshop Masking
Hand Rendering via Photoshop
8 Rendered Floorplan Program - Photoshop
Hand Drafted Dream Room
Medium - Pencil 9 Original Room Draft Modified Room Draft
Scaled Chip Board Model
Scaled Chip Board Model
Origami Lamp
Preliminary Sketches
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Medium - Paper, Colored Acrylic
Graphic Design Work
Self Portrait - Photoshop
The goal of this project was to create a self portrait in the style of a famous artist. I chose Paul Blow. I chose to draw myself working on homework in Discovery Hall, as that is what I spend most of my time doing!
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Woodcut Emulation - Illustrator
This project was inspired by the Grimm’s Fairytale story “The Ear of Corn.” The technical aspect of this project entailed making the perfect, vectored lines of Illustrator look imperfect and human carved, thus emulating a hand carved block print.
Programs - Photoshop, Illustrator
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The Simpsons Donut Cake
sara McEvoy | IPD 206
Nutrition sugar 28g
Ingredients
sticks butter
tsp salt
serving total fat 5g
c. sugar
eggs
tbsp vanilla extract
c. flour
tsp baking powder
c. whole milk
c. powdered sugar
tsp clear vanilla extract
c. heavy cream
food coloring
Simpson
The goal of this poster was to create an easy-to-read graphic about how to make a cake! I sourced a recipe, and hand drew each image to put into different views.
Program
Illustrator 13 Section View Exploded View Top View
Cake Poster
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Facts
sprinkles size: 12 carbs 38g
Cake Poster
Textile Design
This textile was inspired by the human fingerprint. I began with hand sketches exploring different ways to arrage the pattern. I then took it into Illustrator and added color.
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Program - Illustrator
“Ipseity” Textile
Details
15 SCALE: 3 4 = 1'=0" DATE: 10/5/2022 DRAWN BY: SARA MCEVOY 16'-0" 7'-8" 2'-6" 5'-10" 7'-0" 3'-5" 4'-1" 7'-0" 3'-5" Exterior Casing Sash Sill Interior Casing Interior Drywall Interior Casing Head Jamb Door Stop Exterior Casing Threshold Sill Floor Line Scale: 3/4" = 1' WALL SECTION - DETAIL 1 Scale: 3/4" = 1' SECTION - WALL BB Scale: 3/4" = 1' SECTION - WINDOW CC Scale: 3/4" = 1' SECTION - DOOR DD Scale: 3/4" = 1' WALL SECTION - DETAIL AA Plinth 10'-0" 6 5 8 8 3 16 Cornice Picture Rail Base Base Shoe DD 1 CC 1 BB 1 AA 1 Stop 5'-10" 7'-8" 2'-6" 16'-0" Note: Window Opening: 5'-3" x 3'-8" Door Opening: 3'-0" x 7'-0"
WALL DETAIL
Door & Window Detail
Program - AutoCAD 16 12'-0" 7'-2 3 8 7'-2 3 8 2'-8 3 8 12'-0" 7 3 16 "TYP 13'-85 8 9'-85 8 10 8 3'-0" 6" 3'-0" 3'-0" 3'-0" 6" 2 1 1 1 Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0" DETAIL - PLAN VIEW OF STAIRS DET Scale: 3/4" = 1'-0" SECTION THROUGH STAIRS 1 Scale: 3/4" 1'-0" SECTION THROUGH STAIRS 2 UP UP 105 8 7 3 16 2'-11 7 8 RISE RUN NOSING STRINGER HANDRAIL BALUSTER NEWEL POST 1st FLOOR 2nd FLOOR LANDING SCALE: = 1'=0" DATE: 11/1/2022 DRAWN BY: SARA MCEVOY STAIR DETAIL 8'-9 15 16 Stair Detail
Valley Street House
The Concept
The idea that you are a reflection of those you spend the most time with is a comforting thing. The goal for this house was to create spaces where this reflection can occur. Opening the wall between the kitchen and living room allows for maximum interactions between everyone in each space.
Living Room Exterior
Primary Bedroom 17
Programs - SketchUp, Enscape, AutoCAD Kitchen Primary Bath 18 Floor Plan 3'-01 4 4'-012 10'-01 4 3' 2'-218 8' 8'-103 4 " 8' 2'-111 4 Kitchen Elevation Bathroom Elevation