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Halloween Decor Product Design

• Date: May 2020
• Category: Product Design

Christmas Style Guide

• Date: February 2020
• Category: Product/ Surface Design

Kids Clothing Design

• Date: February 2020
• Category: Apparel Design

Digital Painting Illustration

• Date: January 2020
• Category: Illustration

Vector Illustration

• Date: January 2020
• Category: Illustration

Winter Wrapping paper

• Date: December 2019
• Category: Wrapping Paper Design

French Poster

• Date: November 2019
• Category: Poster Design

Custom print apparel design

• Date: April 2019
• Category: Textile Design

Kidzibits Inc Design Internship

Kidzibits is a Minneapolis company specializing in exhibit design, development, and fabrication. Their educational, interactive and kid-friendly work can be seen in children’s museums, nature centers, zoos and science centers nation wide. During my time at Kidzibits, I assisted in graphics development of new exhibits for the Minnesota Children’s Museum, and the Discovery Depot Children’s Museum in Galesburg, IL.

I aided in formatting and printing prep for graphics, including the creation of a pattern covered play table with my own original pattern design for a new farm exhibit for Discovery Depot.

I also was tasked with preparing graphics for printing and exhibit integration for two new themed traveling exhibits under a licensing agreement with PBS Kids “Wild Kratts” TV program, for the Minnesota Children’s Museum.

• Date: January 2019
• Category: Graphic Design

Diabetic Monitor Stickers

I created these designs for ExpressionMed, who produces decorative medical tapes for Dexcom continous glucose monitoring systems for diabetes management. ExpressionMed’s end users are mostly kids, who’s parents purchase the decorative tapes for them as to get them excited about wearing a glucose monitor instead of it being scary. My designs with bright colors and playful content are made to appeal to kids and their parents and bring a fun punch of personality to medical devices. (Created in Adobe Illustrator)

• Date: June 2018
• Category: Graphic Design

Patterns + Surface Design

• Date: March 2018
• Category: pattern design

Low-Poly Portrait

• Date: March 2018
• Category: graphic design

Star Wars Porgs

These Porg figurines were 3D Printed from biodegradable corn based PLA plastic, and then hand painted.

• Date: February 2018
• Category: Figurines

She Kills Monsters

“Ruby Segal portrays the heroic Tilius the Paladin, Tilly’s D&D alter ego, perfectly. She’s quirky, skipping about the stage in full armor, but retains the youth that her character never got the chance to grow out of. Segal also shines in moments where the play’s comedy slows down into heartfelt moments of drama.”

My most recent acting work to date was in Normandale Community College Theatre’s production of “She Kills Monsters”, a kick-ass contemporary one act play about Dungeons & Dragons. I played the leading role of Tilly Evans/ Tillius the Paladin, the younger sister of Agnes Evans who tragically died at age 16 and whom her sister is now getting to magically reconnect with through Tilly’s old D&D games. It was so much fun being decked out in full armor, kicking ass and slaying monsters left & right with intricate stage combat and sword work. My performance earned me a nomination for the Irene Ryans Acting scholarship competition, awarded through the Kennedy Center for Performing Arts College Theatre Festival. The production also earned an encore performance in Des Moines at the Region 5 Kennedy Center College Theatre festival for an audience for 1,200.

Reviews and recognition here

• Date: December 2017
• Category: Acting

Costume

Halloween is my favorite holiday of the year and I love making my own creative costumes every year. This year, in honor of the halloween season, I decided to create an autumn inspired woodland fairy costume. The costume has four parts to it, the skirt, top, corset belt, and a bag.

For the skirt I started with a red petticoat as the base and then started to layer multicolor lycra, netting, and tulle ‘leaves’ on top of it. Once I had enough layers and colors mixed in to mask the petticoat, I started placing the fake leaves. For the top, I took a green tank top and meticulously hot glued leaves and small cut-outs of tulle and netting all over the top half and sleeves. For the corset belt, I cut three panels of faux leather, and punched and reinforced holes for the laces. I laced the panels together using suede cording so the laces were on each side of my waist, and then the front lace-up that you’d do to get in and out of it. I also boned each corset panel with cardboard, which actually worked really well and helped it keep its shape and not wrinkle.

Finally, for practicality, I took a small plain rectangular cloth purse and recovered it and hot glued some leaves and a fun little pumpkin on to it so that it would blend into my outfit. I then had a nice little hidden waist satchel to put my phone in!

• Date: October 2017
• Category: Clothing

Paintings

• Date: January 2016
• Category: Painting