The Journey

“Sometimes the only way to ever find yourself is to get completely lost.” 

― Kellie Elmore

It has been several months since my last post- largely due to a break in my design career. I find time such a blessing and helpful to regain perspective and learn. To learn. Its been an intense and amazing journey and on that journey, I have learned to make teas I never knew existed, bake things I didn't know I could, to balance a loaded tray on one hand, to be brave in front of strangers- and most of all- I have learned more about myself and others.

People are so unique and special. Each one has quirks and individualized characteristics that make them who they are. We often forget to look at others and actually take note of this. This point has been the greatest learning experience during this period of time. Some might call it lost- I call it a journey. I believe that these people, myself included, are the reason for design. Design is centred around the user and to reconnect to that aspect is a lesson I am taking with me into the coming projects.

So looking into the future- I am thankful for all the different moments that have brought me to this perspective and now look at the future with an awareness that anything can happen and no matter what- it will be good.

-N

Spring is here!

Spring brings new beginnings, and rightly so. I have a several new things happening in my life. I find that the metaphor of a harsh winter bringing a lush spring very promising... I look forward to that.

With regards to the "new" I am talking about, my blog has had an update- new EVERYTHING. Layout, design and even some new content. Please take a look around my blog and see what the 'winter' thaw has unearthed.

-N

Change comes- and it is GOOD...

A new and updated blog- sigh. Such a great feeling! I have updated the Post-Uni page with the new Gerald Stevenson Memorial Chapel and the completed presentation. Its such a beautiful building and I look forward to its completion. 

For those of you who are followers- you will see we did a complete overhaul of the blog. Yep, no more resume and a whole new set of images on the home page as well as a few new gadgets. 

Please feel free to share the blog using the new Share.it icons to the left. 

-N

Another month, another new experience...

This month, I was priviledged to have had an internship with Conran + Partners in London! Amazing experiences, many lessons and an inspiring opportunity! It was a once in a life time opportunity and a memory that will last forever. I am so happy to add it to the updated resume! 

-N

Busy, Busy Busy!

A more in depth look at the Gerald Stevenson Memorial Chapel has kept me busy lately. I'm so excited to share the new work and the developments that have been done- but SOON! In the meantime, check out a new addition to the Post-Uni page- the Mini Chapel! The proposed new addition to the Heritage International School family.

-N

Ever the traveler...

As life progresses, travel is always a constant- leading me on toward new adventures and memories. Due to this, though, I no longer have a contact number, but thanks to technology, email is always available. So, until I have other means of contact in place, please feel free to get a hold of me using my Contact.Me link above! Email- ever so efficient!

-N

New and Updated!

With the last couple of months flying by, I am very excited to have the chance to update my blog with some of the new projects I have had the chance to encounter... None of them the same, these projects have been great- expanding my design knowledge and developing my ability to work with others who have varying design taste and preferences...

A new category- Post-Uni Work- ready for viewing is born and its very proud to exist and grow with many more new projects to come!

-N

Hello there.

It is a great joy that I welcome you to the site! Take a look around and explore the site in depth. Take a look at the my models, movie, technical drawing downloads, pictures- both hand rendered and computer generated! I hope that my work and site not only shares my passion for design with you but shows a bit of who I am with you as well! Enjoy and thank you for taking time to look at my portfolio!

-N