Bridal Shower Games

The bridal shower was this weekend, so I wanted to show you some of the printables we used for a few of the games. The bride loves Disney, so when I saw this game on Pinterest, I knew I had to recreate it! "He Said, She Said" was another fun idea I saw, and thought it would be nice way to incorporate the groom as well. Let me know what you think!

Intrigue

Wow! Just took another look at this proposal I made a few years ago. What a fun project :)


This is a design and marketing proposal for Intrigue- a high end fashion accessory flagship store. After researching what it means to be a flagship store, and how to convey high end, this is what I came up with to sell my concept of mystery, curiosity, and intrigue.

Save the Date!

When my best friend got engaged last year, I couldn't wait to get started on helping her plan her wedding. She has a wonderful photographer that took such beautiful pictures of her and her fiance together. It's was so easy to put together save the dates when I had these beautiful images to work with. We couldn't pick just one!

Feminine Floral Invite

Creating this bridal shower invitation for my good friend was a fun challenge. I wanted to incorporate her colors, theme and overall wedding style. I've been working on almost all of the paper/print items for her big day (save the dates, invites, programs etc.) but so far this one is my absolute favorite!

Kitchen In Progress

Here's a sneak peek of the kitchen design I'm working on for one of my husband's co-workers. She lives in an older home, and has a layout that just isn't working. I'm adding some more cabinet space and an island to give her more working space. Hope to have this project completed soon.

La-Z-Boy In Home Design -- Krous Residence

La-Z-Boy In Home Design --The Ryan Residence

La-Z-Boy In Home Schneidmiller Residence

Pufferbelly Depot

Herb Garden

This winter felt so cold and dark, I just couldn't wait for spring to come... So I decided to bring it into my home a bit early. After perusing Pinterest for a few hours I found a few ideas for indoor herb gardens. None of them seemed to fit my needs perfectly, so I combined a few ideas from multiple sources and came up with a plan that worked best for me. I got my husband interested in the idea, and so we set off to Home Depot. We used pre-made garden trellis that had space for nine different herbs. We used small jars and peet pots to plant the herbs in. We then attached each pot to the trellis using some jute. Because we don't get a lot of daylight we also bought some clip lights and some light bulbs that are made for plants. After a few weeks they seem to be growing strong, and we can't wait to use some of our herbs.

Smith Home Design

Malina

This is a selection of furniture and accessories I have put together for a vignette at La-Z-Boy furniture galleries. The sofa and chair are from the Malina room group accessories are from Capel Rugs, Hammary, Uttermost, and Picture Source.

Revit- Melcher Residence

This was a project completed in a Revit class. The design of the residence was created by Matt Melcher. I recreated the design in Revit using two dimensional CAD drawings. Creating extrusions was a big part of this project, as well as "excavating" to create the building pad.

Revit- Final Project

During my Revit tutorial class I was required to complete a final comprehensive project. I chose to recreate the Phillip Johnson Glass House. These are a few of the renderings that I produced for the project.

Updated Resume

Natura Graphic Design