SHELBY HENNEBERGER
[2021 - 2023]
Not satisfied unless I’m creating and problem-solving. Lover of Adobe Illustrator, canned green beans, public benches, and hiking in old growth forests. Ready to collaborate and meet my new team.
NAME: SHELBY HENNEBERGER
PHONE: +1 916 388 4731
EMAIL: shelbyhenneberger@gmail.com
LOCATION: DAVIS, CA
UNIVERSITY OF CALIFORNIA, DAVIS
B.S. SUSTAINABLE ENVIRONMENTAL DESIGN CITY COLLEGE OF SAN FRANCISCO
A.S. MATHEMATICS
LENDING CLUB
company sweatshirts
OPERA SAN JOSE
wardrobe crew
THE HARKER SCHOOL
scenic painting
theater set & costume design
CASTLE ROCK FARM
vegetable labels
DATE:
2022 - 2023
PRODUCTS:
logos
branding
skateboard art
paperdoll mascot
Creating the beginnings of an alternative skate brand aimed towards gender neutrality started with a color palette and thematic elements. Inspired by Toy Machine, Girl, and Spitfire.
Creating cohesive wordmark and lettermark logos.
PAPERDOLL MASCOT
Crafting a mascot for stop-motion use in animations and social media.
Product art that conveys danger and rebellion.
LETTERMARK LOGO WORDMARK LOGO
DATE: 2022 - 2023
PRODUCTS: designs
mockups
These abstract shapes and colorway are inspired by early 2000s skatewear. Bold shapes and shading combined with soft browns create a worn in aesthetic.
My goals were to encompass the major and the animals found on UC Davis campus. This project taught me the importance of communication with clients, creating design deliverables, and graphics sizing for merchandise.
The main goal for this design was a graphic tee that would feel hectic, but clean. Focusing on the word “ignite” pro duced clear and cohesive visuals. The designs are hand drawn and hand-inked to add a personal touch.
Born out of a love for both metal band tees and motivational posters, I look to incorporate morbid aesthetics with stereotypically feminine motifs. The pink color palette is utilized throughout all the designs.
DATE:
2021 - 2023
PRODUCTS: posters stickers business card
Originally designed to be prints, these stickers work as a trio of “mottos” to incorporate feelings of death with positivity and femininity.
Reminiscent of a tarot card, incorporated imagery fom a best selling print within my business card creates a sense of unity and branding.
Much of my inspiration for being a designer comes from the way we design death. Morbid to some, the designation of design during tragedy and heartbreak makes cemeteries an art gallery of love and appreciation.
As I walked through the sites I was patient to notice the aspects of each park, open space, or front yard that made it welcome or unwel- come. These aspects included territoriality, boundaries, seating, signage/wayfinding, shade, buildings, and accessibility.
DATE: 2021 - 2023
PRODUCTS: prints stickers zines
Inspired by “Be Seated” by Laurie Olin, zines were made to promote park usage and the importance of accesibility in public seating. Zines were sold at the local farmers market and prompted a “scaven- ger hunt” of sorts between customers. Copies of these zines now live in the Landscape Architecture & Environmental Design library on campus.
DATE: 2022
PRODUCTS: landscape design models sections perspectives
PARTI MODELS
Themes and motifs are extrapolated from the sculpture “Bird in Space” by Constantin Brâncuși. Partis are derived from shape and material of sculpture, flight, unity, freedom, wingspan, nests, and migration. Plan view concept sketch (top right) was constructed as a bird in a tree from partis and its form is referenced from the Cedar Waxwing illustration (left).
PARTI SKETCHES
Redesign a campus courtyard as a space for students to congregate for outdoor lectures, community events, and for relaxation.
Utilize fruiting trees to support local birds, give shade, and provide free produce to students.
The negative spaces in the concrete divider were based on shapes within a sketch. This parti reflects the energy and user traffic of community events. Over time, these negative spaces could be a host to the vines of a California Grape.
Adaptable and interactive seating gives ownership over the space and allows users autonomy.
Craft purposeful social areas with adequate seating arrangements suited for everyone including children and elderly users.
New seating should mimic the curves found in the plan view.
Create an art piece from the divider. Redesign should not utilize too many new resources or GHGs.
DATE: 2022 - 2023
PRODUCTS: tattoos
flash designs
Learning the patience and focus to complete a traditional handpoked tattoo without a machine is grounding and humbling. Additionally, being able to give others a way to empower themselves through design is something I look forward to as I continue in my career.
Being a novice tattoo artist has given me so much appreciation for artforms that transcend paper. Similar to landscape design, tattooing is a process that requires analysis, skill, and results in very permanent consequences.
