whoaaa, there's text here? trippy
Hey there! I’m Rachel, and here’s some cool design facts about me!
- I love getting to make things every day!
- My design aesthetic is super colorful and playful.
- I'm inspired by video games, toys, art pieces, books/comics, clothing/accessories, and more.
Contrary to the haters, I LOVE Comic Sans. I also have wayyy too many fonts saved to my computer.
I don't have an early design memory. I know that I always enjoyed art class because we got to make different kinds of art.
Generally speaking, I’ve always loved making things out of whatever material I could get my hands on. That’s never changed.
Whoa! Interaction Design?
I’d define interaction design as a created experience. It’s something that leads users through a space, both physical and digital,
with some kind of goal in mind.
Print product design involves using design skills for a static object.
You can make it 3D in some ways and engineer a sort of experience, but it’s not ideal for super dynamic projects.
V.S.
Digital products may be more complex and could be more game-like in a sense, with a bigger emphasis on user experience.
There’s an added layer of functionality that allows you to create movement that is otherwise near-impossible in print.
The last time I saw a surprising digital design was probably the
“Welcome Home” ARG.
It’s a website with a story that’s still being worked out, and there’s a ton of hidden easter eggs.
It forces the user to navigate throughout the pages to find codes and such to discover more of the story. I think getting to work on a project like that would be super cool!
It forces the user to navigate throughout the pages to find codes and such to discover more of the story. I think getting to work on a project like that would be super cool!
Behold, my dog!!
Rapid Fire Facts:
3 things I saw today:- My dog
- Greek pottery
- A lot of code (like, a LOT)
I'm into anything Marvel, DC, or gaming. I also love fantasy and science fiction.
Despite the limited color palette on this site, I love using tons of vibrant colors in my work. The more whimsical, the better.
I love pulling references from all sorts of media. Doesn't matter if it's fiction, history, or a fun fact. I'll probably find a way to include it ;)
If I had a pizza parlor, it would be called "Salami Mommy Pizza", after my mom's award-winning thin crust pizza.
(Trust me, it's that good)
(Trust me, it's that good)