A first layout draft for portfolio. Pretty much my classic go-to scheme. I want to break away but ehhh, it will evolve as I make more layouts. Planning on including the major (facade) material texture in the header for each. Color will vary. I want clean, I hate folios that have like 20 images overlapping and looks grossly busy. 

What I’m not sure of:

• Bookended photos of slightly different scales. 

What I’ll be adding:

• All the regular book stuff (i.e. page numbers) 
• Each project may have a ultra simplified representational graphic that goes in the right corner of the layout. 

So what do we think? Tear it apart PLEASE

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Dexter is helping out with my chair photo shoot for portfolio (Taken with instagram)

There is something nice about tearing apart your first ever studio project (Taken with Instagram at Massachusetts College of Art and Design Residence Hall)

Have I mentioned recently how much I HATE photo-figures?

Quick rant of just a few of the thing I dislike with this rendering:
1. SO many people are in the wrong perspective.
2. SO many people at the wrong scale. 
3. Most to all are floating.
4. mixed silhouette and photo people in the window?!
5. (the best) Traditional asian dress?!?!?! 

I think this was once in a text book of mine. Some comedic relief. 

(Source: ericnelson)

We live here and that’s awesome. Walking the Dexter with David. (Taken with Instagram at Back Bay Fens)

Door fronts of the South End. Gotta love them. (Taken with instagram)

When I was eleven, living in Austria for a month, my host family took me to visit this, The Carnuntum ruins. 

I stole a pebble from the base of it.

Should I have defaced history? No.
Did I truly understand the greatness of it? No. 
Do I regret it? No.
Do I still have it? Yes.

(Source: m0su, via thisbigcity)

At the gay club and all I can think about. Is trusses. (Taken with instagram)

Dog Days (Taken with instagram)