BFA in Industrial Design
Rochester Institute of Technology
’04 - ‘09
My Bachelors degree in Industrial Design included both traditional consumer product design (usability prototyping, material and form aesthetics, manufacturing, etc); as well as new directions for the industry, such as multidisciplinary innov… Read More
BFA in Industrial Design
Rochester Institute of Technology
’04 - ‘09
My Bachelors degree in Industrial Design included both traditional consumer product design (usability prototyping, material and form aesthetics, manufacturing, etc); as well as new directions for the industry, such as multidisciplinary innovation, design thinking for systems & service design, and conceptualization of future consumer experiences.
AAS in Graphic Design
Rochester Institute of Technology
‘06 - ‘09
Supplementing my BFA with an Associates in Graphic Design gave me a unique perspective and a well-rounded approach to my work. I was formally trained in graphic aesthetics, minimalist typography, gestalt theory, and conceptual illustration. I also chose to pursue advanced courses involving: complex data visualization, exhibit & signage systems, and interface design.
Independent Learning : Psychology ( part time )
‘10 - ‘12
After completing my formal education at RIT, I have continued my academic training through free online audio & video courses posted by professors from various top universities. Most often, these recordings are of full-semester live courses in university classrooms. I am currently focusing on Psychology and its relationship to design and creativity.
Areas of interest:
+ Visual Perception, Gestalt, Attention
+ Memory and Learning
+ Visual Aesthetic Preference
+ Creativity, Dreaming
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