Other Projects
I’ve worked on a wide range of projects, from physical installations like a mental health phone booth on USC’s campus to AR/VR experiences, 3D renders, 3D printing, custom machine learning applications, and digital art. What you’ll find here is just a glimpse of some of the work I’ve done so far. As a senior nearing the completion of my degree, I haven’t had the chance to fully document or update all of these projects yet, so come back in Spring 2025 for a comprehensive update—I’ve been working on some truly exciting things, and I can’t wait to share them with you!
Here’s a snapshot of some other projects I’ve worked on: a photogrammetry VR project that uses AI to transform regular photos into immersive 3D spaces, an AR food scanner designed for shopping that assigns products a carbon score, and some vibrant pop art creations.
There’s so much more to come once I graduate! Thank you for taking the time to check out my work and to everyone who has supported me on this journey as a creator. Stay tuned for what’s next! :)
Multimedia Storytelling
While working on a sci-fi story that blended various forms of media, I encountered a challenge: there wasn’t an effective way to seamlessly display renders, run code snippets, or interact with the text in a dynamic way. To solve this, I created ReadOn, a multimedia platform that allows creatives like myself to embed specialized content—such as 3D files, animations, and code—directly into their stories.
Developing ReadOn was not only a way to bring my creative vision to life but also a valuable exercise in competitive analysis and branding.
Community Engagement through TAP
One summer, I created TAP, an initiative designed to raise awareness about public resources in the Denver community. I placed stickers placed around Denver that allowed people to tap their phones to access a website filled with helpful information and how-to guides. This project was a fun way to get peoples attention and one of the first platforms I ever made.
Arts
Growing up skiing, longboarding, and biking, I developed a deep love for the outdoors and for sending it down hills on anything I could balance on. This passion led me to co-found Fizzy, a local board shop my friend and I ran. At Fizzy, we designed and created custom skateboards, combining functionality with unique, artistic designs. Here are a few of the skateboards we crafted, reflecting our shared love for the culture and cool designs we could make.
Modeling, Rendering, & Animation
I’ve also used my modeling skills to create simulations and renders for artistic and creative projects. Here’s a snapshot from some of the work I did for ReadOn (more below), showcasing how I bring ideas to life through animation and visually compelling renders.
CAD for Industrial Design
One area I’ve explored in depth is CAD. As a SolidWorks Certified Associate, I’ve worked on a variety of complex designs, including 3D-printed prosthetics and highly detailed CAD models with injection mold simulations.
