
My Story
Before discovering the Industrial Design program at Emily Carr, I spent five years working in various labour-intensive positions: painting, landscaping, guiding outdoor tours and carpentry. Through these jobs, I gained an appreciation for working with my hands and bringing things to life. Although they instilled a great work ethic and taught me valuable skills, they lacked the ability for me to express my deep-seated creativity, which is what initially sparked my interest to explore industrial design.
Emily Carr has been a playground for me over the past three years. I spend the majority of my free time in the shop or bouncing ideas off and collaborating with creative individuals. As an Industrial Designer, I naturally have a strong connection to working with wood. That said, I am also drawn to textiles due to the material's flexibility. There isn’t an aspect of the design process that I don’t love. My speciality is blue-sky thinking, prototyping, 3D modeling, rendering and getting my hands dirty in the making process.
My design style revolves around simplicity and functionality. I believe designs should be user-friendly, as well as maintain a respectful relationship with the environment. My goal is to continue working as a designer in a capacity that feeds my ongoing curiosity, promotes creativity, and allows for the opportunity to solve problems that we face today.
My skills
Rhino3D
Modo
Sketch up
Illustrator
Indesign
Rhino3D
Modo
Sketch up
Illustrator
Indesign
CLO 3D
Prototyping
Woodworking
Sewing
Pattern making
Manufacturing
CNC
Laser cutting/engraving
3D printing
Photography
My Interest

Hiking

Skateboarding

Snowboarding
Contact
I'm always looking for new and exciting opportunities. Feel free to connect!
(604) 967-1338