Sketches and renderings are an important part of the design process.
They help to communicate ideas and options and provide direction for project development.

Multi-use holder fabricated by recycling cut-offs found in the scrap bin

Some additional random graphic work

This kiosk was designed to be placed in a children’s area at the Trillium Health Centre to assist in entertainment and educational activities. It is appropriately scaled to ensure wheelchair and child accessibility.
Using Adobe Illustrator and SolidWorks, I generated final design plans, parts and materials list, as well as fabrication drawings from general descriptions and requirements supplied by the client.

Study for a work desk sidetable.

For a major exhibit at the Museum of Science and Technology in Ottawa I assisted in designing, developing and detailing educational interactive exhibits to demonstrate and teach scientific concepts relating to electronic communication networks.

In addition to developing objectives and interfaces for the interactives I also produced detailed plans, prototypes and production drawings. To determine physical and interface usability, testing was performed using prototypes and focus groups.

A table and chair refashioned from discarded components

Currently the water required for the irrigation and cooling of dental procedures is supplied by waterlines that are colonized with extremely prolific bacteria and microorganisms.

Just a few examples of some logos and icons that I have developed.

Some quick product renderings I did in Photoshop.