CAD print collections are designed for the apparel, accessory, and home textile markets in Adobe Ps. Made with a variety of motifs drawn by hand, digitally, and hand painted, designs exhibit a thorough understanding of layout, color, coordination, scale, and originality using the correct format and technical specifications required for the textile industry.

Screen printing is one of my most experimental and expressive forms of art. Projects display a comprehensive and technical understanding of printing in repeat on a variety of substrates. Techniques include trap color, halftone, resist printing, and blotch printing. Each original design is drawn and printed by hand.

The following hand woven and digitally woven design collections display an understanding of technical skill, weave structure and type, motif and layout composition, yarn, variation of scale, color coordination, and a proficient use of digital design software for fiber arts.

Hand painted textile designs emphasize skills in tracing, color matching, and painting technical detail to scale with precision. The following projects are painted in repeat with gouache and dyes.

I am currently learning digital knit design using Kaledo software at FIT. Projects showcase the use of gauge, yarn, and stitch technique to create marketable collections with diverse simulations of knit structures.

The following pieces display the use of needle felting to create detailed imagery for rugs, wall coverings, and related textiles. Named Lamontage, the technique was learned and practiced while interning at Liora Manné. Design and direction by Liora Manné team.

The following projects include forecasts, trend reports, style guides, and research analyses that display skills in writing, research, composition, and creativity. They use the necessary formatting and terminology required for the fashion and beauty industries, starting with an original idea and forming a new concept, product, or outlook.