This Interior Design Magazine is created entirely of 3D rendered images. I created a realistic, yet entirely made up space in Revit and used Enscape to export realistic images of this space. With these images, I made further edits in Adobe Bridge to enhance the image quality and make them look as realistic as possible. I then designed an original interior design magazine using Adobe InDesign.

Holding a great admiration for interior design, I decided to create a mock marketing booklet for an interior design store located in Newport, Rhode Island. I spent three days photographing the store, taking as many pictures as possible. Once I had enough images that I thought fit the aesthetic of the store, I edited them in Adobe Bridge and created a booklet for the store using Adobe InDesign.

This series of images works to explain the life of one of my close friends. For two weeks, I was tasked with following and documenting her life in the form of photographs. By the end of the two weeks, I was to put together a series of ten images that flowed together to demonstrate the energy that she portrays once you get to know her.

This series of images tells the story of my spring break overseas in Spain as well as the work waiting for me when I got back. I documented the trip as a tourist from a point of view that was not entirely tourist. I picked the least tourist-like images to create this story and portray a sense of calm and a break from the hectic activity that was the end of senior year in college.

This series of images tells the story of my senior year at Salve Regina University. From walking through the front door of my house on Dixon street for the very first time at the beginning of senior year, to the very last. I took three weeks documenting my life, capturing the fun, sad, hard, and exciting moments.

Based on a series of images taken during a summer vacation to Alaska in 2022, this zine tells a story of healing. The sequential order of these images shows how one can go from having a clouded headspace to a clear one, swimming against the current of anxiety and moving onto better things.

Based on a summer vacation to Alaska in 2022, I created a zine depicting the melting glaciers. The trip brought us to the Hubbard Glacier where I witnessed ice melting and falling off this glacier, crashing into the water. The silence around the glacier was broken only by these giant sections crashing down.

This Zine, based on images taken in Alaska in 2022, tells the story of what it’s like growing up as a dog on a dog sledding team. Having visited a dog sled camp in the mountains of Juneau, Alaska, I was shocked by the vast number of dogs at the camp. There were a vast number of sled dogs, puppies, and even one dog that was a pet.

“The Crow Book” is based on images of a taxidermy crow in Salve Regina University’s nature cabinet. These are not my images, nor my story, this book was simply a design experiment in Adobe InDesign.