UPCOMING: Concept Album and Senior Thesis-April 2022
GRAPHIC DESIGN
Poster Design for Pass Over
Poster Design for What Was+May Be
Poster Design for Metamorphoses
Poster design for Murakami By The Sea to connect with the aesthetic of my scenic design
Logo Design as Development Director for student organization at University of Michigan
Logo Design for student organization at University of Michigan
Design Exploration
Sticker Sheet
FILM ART DIRECTION
Art Director for University of Michigan student produced sitcom series: Woman In Training by Amanda Kuo
Art Director for University of Michigan student produced sitcom series: Woman In Training by Amanda Kuo
Title card for short student film
EXPERIMENTAL AUDIO COMPOSITIONS
An environment exploration for class entitled Follow
Beat exploration for class
Interviews about long distance relationships composition for What Was+May Be
Soundscape for What Was+May Be
INK AND WATERCOLOR
Self portrait
MAKEUP
Alien Makeup
Drag Makeup
Drag Makeup
Drag Makeup for Rocky Horror Picture Show
Drag Makeup for Rocky Horror Picture Show
Corpse Makeup
Snow White Zombie Makeup
Children's show goat makeup
DOLLHOUSE PROJECT
I built this dollhouse in the weeks immediately following my father taking his own life in the summer of 2018. Knowing I would move out of my childhood home of 18 years to never see it again, I paid respect to the space and the memories it held including its major final act of housing my father’s suicide. One month after his death, I left for my first year of college. Lost on how to manage the sudden suicide and immense grief, I turned to her creative comfort. The house encapsulates change depicting how my life used to be, my coming of age, my relationship with my parents and two siblings, the struggles of mental health, alcoholism, financial issues, and the years of pain and joy surrounding our family home. The house is not an exact replication but a detailed representation from my own perspective. Not wanting to waste leftover artistic materials as I moved, I used them all in this house. I bought nothing new for the creation connecting to my strive to be sustainable while also using materials from my life before the death. Dedicated to Wilton White, victims, and survivors of suicide.
I built this dollhouse in the weeks immediately following my father taking his own life in the summer of 2018. Knowing I would move out of my childhood home of 18 years to never see it again, I paid respect to the space and the memories it held including its major final act of housing my father’s suicide. One month after his death, I left for my first year of college. Lost on how to manage the sudden suicide and immense grief, I turned to her creative comfort. The house encapsulates change depicting how my life used to be, my coming of age, my relationship with my parents and two siblings, the struggles of mental health, alcoholism, financial issues, and the years of pain and joy surrounding our family home. The house is not an exact replication but a detailed representation from my own perspective. Not wanting to waste leftover artistic materials as I moved, I used them all in this house. I bought nothing new for the creation connecting to my strive to be sustainable while also using materials from my life before the death. Dedicated to Wilton White, victims, and survivors of suicide.
I built this dollhouse in the weeks immediately following my father taking his own life in the summer of 2018. Knowing I would move out of my childhood home of 18 years to never see it again, I paid respect to the space and the memories it held including its major final act of housing my father’s suicide. One month after his death, I left for my first year of college. Lost on how to manage the sudden suicide and immense grief, I turned to her creative comfort. The house encapsulates change depicting how my life used to be, my coming of age, my relationship with my parents and two siblings, the struggles of mental health, alcoholism, financial issues, and the years of pain and joy surrounding our family home. The house is not an exact replication but a detailed representation from my own perspective. Not wanting to waste leftover artistic materials as I moved, I used them all in this house. I bought nothing new for the creation connecting to my strive to be sustainable while also using materials from my life before the death. Dedicated to Wilton White, victims, and survivors of suicide.
I built this dollhouse in the weeks immediately following my father taking his own life in the summer of 2018. Knowing I would move out of my childhood home of 18 years to never see it again, I paid respect to the space and the memories it held including its major final act of housing my father’s suicide. One month after his death, I left for my first year of college. Lost on how to manage the sudden suicide and immense grief, I turned to her creative comfort. The house encapsulates change depicting how my life used to be, my coming of age, my relationship with my parents and two siblings, the struggles of mental health, alcoholism, financial issues, and the years of pain and joy surrounding our family home. The house is not an exact replication but a detailed representation from my own perspective. Not wanting to waste leftover artistic materials as I moved, I used them all in this house. I bought nothing new for the creation connecting to my strive to be sustainable while also using materials from my life before the death. Dedicated to Wilton White, victims, and survivors of suicide.
