A collaboration between Rachal Tai, Jane Gardner & Anjana Singhwi for Parson's Interaction Core: Studio class. Our goal was to create a pattern-making app on the iPad, with our target group being both designers and non-designers. We based the paradigm of the work space on Adobe Photoshop, allowing designers to feel more intuitive with the app. We also added labels underneath the buttons to allow users who are not familiar with Adobe Photoshop to understand and use the app with ease. Below contains part of our app, showing how to apply a kaleidoscope effect onto a preset pattern from the pattern library. A video of our user testing is also included.

18 x 12 '' Silkscreen print

13 x 18 '' Silkscreen print variations

Two versions of an event flyer for Mainland's show at Glasslands Gallery.

2009–Hand drawn illustration, scanned and edited using Adobe Illustrator.

Typographic illustration based on lyrics by the Beatles.

Double sided wooden umbrella made with balsa wood. The concept of this project was to create a 3D model based on the structure of an umbrella that protects you from something. Taking more of a humorous approach, this double sided umbrella would be held horizontally at the waist, creating a sense of personal space on each side that would protect someone from crowded areas. The ribs are connected to the hubs with wire that is wrapped through the inside.

2010–Window is representative of my own perspective, looking out the window of my life. Curtains and wooden frame constructed by me as well.

Designs for the "Hunter meets Parsons" book, a collaborative project where Parsons students met with Hunter College Elementary's sixth grade class and created six page spread designs that represented the student's interest and personality.