Eagle Hill 50th anniversary
2D Trees, some LED lighting and a field of dreams.
It helps when a client's logo coincides with the event theme. Bringing the outside world into a gymnasium space isn't hard, one just needs a few hundred miniature trees, plenty of flowers and some clouds trapped within a lit pendant adorned with the appropriate logo.
Neighborhood House Charter 2017
Pencil Pusher
This might be one of my favorite designs. Using pencils, colored pencils, and crayons as a sculptural element emphasized the "writing" theme this year. The tea lights are filled with colored pencil shavings and mimic a floral ascetic. It took roughly 4 pencils worth of shavings per tea light, and 4 tea lights per table, for 32 tables. 256 pencils shaved later....
Museum Of Science 2017
Science boxes and you, an information guide.
Mostly made up of foam and translucent paper these boxes were made to resemble science and technology as a tangible item. They would cycle threw the color spectrum (using the internal LED lights) giving the impression that they were a functioning bit of tech.
Neighborhood House Charter 2018
!POW!
Focusing on heroes within the comunity the theme took on a comic book motif overall. The centerpieces are made entirely of foam core and were inspired by the iconic "Pow" text bubbles found in early comic books. Instead of the "Pow" text the "NHCS" logo takes it's place as the center point of the design.
Museum of Science 2019
From my printer to your table.
Created wholly digitally then constructed using 3d printers these centerpieces are an example of my drive to bring new materials and effects to my clients. These were made in a modular fashion so that each design could be assembled in a variety of ways. So while there was only one satellite designing, it could be assembled three different ways effectively producing three different looks.
