Boathouse Storefront

As of late we have been working on the Fall window display. It is going to have a boat house theme; should look really cool when it is all finished up with a full size cardboard rowboat and 40 some odd buoys.

Here is some of the process that we have been through so far///

1. cut and bend
2. shape and glue
3. attach ends and poles

4. wrap in body in canvas

5. texture with salt and paint
6. add some more color
7. use wood stain for aged look

8. stencil numbers

more steps to come///

Maxime

The newest concept that we have been designing store displays and visuals for is called Maxime. Maxime is a concept inspired by///

This chandelier made up of old hardbound book covers was the first project sent my way. The colors, textures, layers, and ordered chaos that is Maxime has all been brought together to create one crazy cool light.

The chandelier itself is composed of two hoops that strips of book covers have been draped over and dangled from. Hands down the hardest part was to get everything centered and hanging properly; the second level with the tapering strands made this difficult.

As promised a Persian bear rug///

Anthro Intern

Today was my first day as a visual display intern with Anthroplogie in Las Vegas. I will be living here in Vegas for the next two months designing and installing displays throughout the store for their Fall concepts and products. Over the last few years Kacy and I have enjoyed going to Anthropologie to check out their displays, and I would always think about how cool it would be to create them myself; Here I go///