Brandon Washington's Work samples

Brandon Washingtonwork samples2013

Part 1

Samples of work created for various companies.

pg. 1 Jewelry Tables

pg. 10 Artifact Room

pg. 16 Renderings

pg. 21 Lisa Robertson Set

Jewelry Tables

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“JEWELRY TABLES” brandon washington professional work: QVC

Designers: Brandon WashingtonType: Professional work: QVCYear: 2011

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A trio of tables specific to selling jewelry.

QVC requested a new set of jewelry tables to accommodate the hosts and guests. We also needed to

elevate the overall look of the show.

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Lazy Susan Table

Lazy Susan Table

This table is the most traditional of the three tables used for more standard sells and accomodate camera angles.The Lazy Susan table is mounted on a hydraulic base forheight adjustment.

.3Lazy Susan Table Features

A glass lazy susan is incorporated to spin jewelry and make it glimmer.

A “pull out” surface on each side to create more surface area.

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Three Tier Table

Three Tier Table

The Three Table is also mounted on a hydraulic base. There are multiple ways to configure the table’s three surfaces. Thiscreates larger surfaces areas and interesting ways to displays product.

.5Three Tier Table Features

The array of ways to configure the table tops gives the hosts creative ways to present the product.

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Sliding Tables

Sliding Table

The Sliding Tables are available in two different heights, for standing and sitting positions. The tables feature a sliding

top and, when opened, the pencil wood surface is exposed. A slot is cut into the wood giving the option to stand up a fabric

swatch to present jewelry on. An additional white top is available that can be inserted into the space between the two

sliding top surfaces.

.7Sliding Tables Features

When open the sliding top creates more surface area.

Pencil wood surface that features fabric board cut out used forjewelry display.

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Sliding Tables Features

A plexiglass panel is incorporated for leg coverage.

.9Process.11 Sketching, Prototypes, & Renderings

“JEWELRY TABLES” brandon washington professional work:QVC

ArtifactRoom

.10Designers: Brandon Washington, Aileen DiPrinzioType: Professional work: QVCYear: 2013

“ARTIFACT ROOM” brandon washington,aileen diprinzio professional work: QVC

A designated room for the display of objects that

highlights the history and achievements of QVC.

QVC assigned the scenic design team to design/update their artifact gallery in the corporate building. The gallery is part of the QVC tour. We needed to show

objects like QVC’s old bus hood/bumper, a spinning wheel, gold records, awards, etc. in an interesting way.

This project is still in the construction phase.

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Floor Plan

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A Bristol 55” Wall Shelf (Crate & Barrel)

- Solid European White Oak- W: 55” D: 8.5” H: 2”

Oak Veneer 30” Wall Mounted Cabinet (CB2)

- Oak Veneer- W: 30” D: 11.25” H: 14”

Metal Gunmetal Wall Shelf

- Steel with Gunmetal Finish- W: 48” D: 4.5” H: 2”

Canal Dover 32-5026-EBO Entry Table(Home Furniture Showroom)

- Solid Read Oak- W: 48” D: 16” H: 30”

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First Wall

Artifact Room: First Wall

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Left Wall

A Bristol 55” Wall Shelf (Crate & Barrel)

- Solid European White Oak- W: 55” D: 8.5” H: 2”

Oak Veneer 30” Wall Mounted Cabinet (CB2)

- Oak Veneer- W: 30” D: 11.25” H: 14”

B Dakota End Table S11-102 (Home Furniture Showroom)

- Steel, Wood- W: 18” L: 18” H: 24”

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Framed Records

Glass Case

Wood Riser

Wood Riser

Artifact Room: Left Wall

.14Corner Wall

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Artifact Room: Corner Wall

*Notes: - Shop Build

- Tables: Oak Veneer- Box: White Paint

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Last Wall & Back Wall

Framed Records

Framed Picture or Graphic Spinning Wheel

Car Hoods/Bumper

Window

Back Wall

Last Wall

Artifact Room: Back & Last Wall

Renderings

.17Designers: Brandon Washington, Russ FamaType: Professional work: QVCYear: 2011

.18Designers: Brandon Washington, Aileen DiPrinzioType: Professional work: QVCYear: 2012

.19Designers: Brandon Washington, Erica ShafferType: Professional work: QVCYear: 2011

“QVC BOOTH” brandon washington, erica shaffer professional work: QVC

.1Designers: Brandon Washington, Erica ShafferType: Professional work: QVCYear: 2012

.20Designers: Brandon Washington, Jane KoType: Professional work: Lustrum StudiosYear: 2011

Lisa Robertson’sSet Design

.21Designers: Brandon Washington,Aileen DiPrinzio, Russ FamaType: Professional work: QVCYear: 2011-2012

“THE LISA ROBERTSON SHOW” brandon washington professional work: QVC

A set designed for a show developed around the

personal style of QVC host Lisa Robertson.

This show was created in part of QVC’s initiative of capitalizing on the ever-growing popularity of their

hosts. Lisa Robertson is known for her style expertise and her celebrity friends.

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Proposed Design

The design we proposed was a closet inspired set that

featured a movable store-like window where Lisa can

kick-off the show.

The set also included replacing some of the back-walls with closet like displays that can be rolled in and out if needed. The normal square platform was turned into a large cirlce

giving Lisa and the models more room to stand.

.23Proposed Design.5 Selling a Dream

“THE AMERICAN DREAM” brandon washington personal work

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New Direction

A second scaled down version was requested of us if we were to run into any time or budget constraints. Our challenge was to develop “The Lisa Set” making only minor set modifications and using furniture and decor. We will ultimately use this look.

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Furniture Placement

The first section is a place for Lisa to open up the show and give viewers a preview of products that will feature on the show.

The second section is dedicated for models and fashion. The section has a large platform for Lisa and the models to stand.

The third section is dedicated to beauty products. This section has places to display and sell the beauty products.

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Conceptualizing The Dream


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Back Wall and Platform Re-Design

The minor construction change we made to the set was

replacing the platform area.The platform was replaced with a large circle platform and the back wall was replaced with a much cleaner and modern wall.

The wall featured a monitor and cubbies cranded with LRS, giving the set more opportunities for branding and product

display.

.27The Lisa Robertson Show

Part 2

Samples of personal work.

pg. 28 24 Hour Design Projcet

pg. 33 YoYo Salt & Pepper Shaker

pg. 37 The American Dream

pg. 41 Papair

pg. 48 Ribbon

pg. 53 Public Lighter Project

pg. 57 Wooven Bench

24 Hour Design Project

“24Hour Design Project” brandon washington personal work

.28Designers: Brandon WashingtonType: Personal WorkYear: 2012

A design exercise that requires to designing and

building a project in 24 hours.

In between projects and/or having a creative block, a 24 hour design project helps to inspire and get back on the right track. The project uses found materials and/or

objects. Lastly, must be completed within 24 hour.


.29 Martino Hamper

Martino Hamper

Inspired by the famous designer Martino Gamper, he is famous for his furniture designs and his project 100 chairs in 100 days. Martino Hamper is an old dinning chair and a laundry basket, the seat is dirty clothes filled in the hamper.

.30Art Class Shanks

Art Class Shanks

Prison shanks inspired this project. Instead of using found objects around a prison, these shanks are objects you would find in Art class.


.31 Precious Penguin

Precious Penguin

The Precious Penguin is a toy penguin with an opening for a small usb. Precious Penguin holds your precious files on his “precious” piece.

.32Caulk Cup

Caulk Cup

The Caulk Cup is made of caulk that was applied around a plastic cup. When the caulk hardens it is slipped off and then red wood dye is applied for an orange gradient.

YoYoSalt & Pepper Shaker

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“YOYO” brandon washington professional work: QVC

Designers: Brandon WashingtonType: Personal workYear: 2011

A salt and pepper shaker that envokes the playfullness

of a yo-yo.

YOYO combines salt and pepper into one product. The product strives to be bring fun to a product that is usually

mundane and standard.

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“YOYO” brandon washington personal work

Inspiration

YOYO brings playfulness to the dinner table.Users are able to roll the salt and pepper shaker across the table. Bringing new meaning to pass the salt.

.35Features

YOYO has a spinning cap that allows for pouring or sprinkling seasoning

There is salt on one side and pepper on the other.

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“YOYO” brandon washington personal work

Dimensions

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TheAmerican Dream

.37Designers: Brandon WashingtonType: Personal workYear: 2011


“Anyone who can’t sell a bag of air with a dream

inside doesn’t deserve to call himself an American much less an art dealer.”

- Dave Hickey

On the anniversary of acclaimed designer/artist TobiasWong’s death, in celebration of his life I reinterpreted

his project Dreams.

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Conceptualizing the Dream

The American Dream is placed within a brown paper bag.A mirror is placed inside of a brown paper bag that reflects the purchaser when the bag was opened. The reflection represents the American Dream, which began to fade during harsh times in 2011.

.39Selling a Dream

Selling the American Dream for a dollar.Conceptualizing the American Dream was only one part of the project. The second part was actually selling the dream. The American Dream was sold for a dollar to passer-byers in downtown Philadelphia, just as had Tobias Wong did in New York City.

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Selling a Dream.5 Selling a Dream


PapairShoe

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“PAPAIR” brandon washington academic work

Designers: Brandon Washington, Yurri Mial, Robert BowmanType: Academic workYear: 2009* Selected for Design Philadelphia

A D.I.Y. shoe concept that is sustainable and eco-friendly

Papair uses an assembly process similar to the process used to assemble moccassins. Papair is constructed with-

out having to sew the shoe together. Papair has a sole that has more support than the usual flat sole of D.I.Y. shoes.

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Assembling Papair’s Upper

Papair’s holes are pre-cut, and comes with two laces to assemble each shoe.Two laces are used to assemble the shoe and to attach the upper part to the sole. The laces have harden tips that makes it easier to feed them through the various, thoroughly aligned, holes throughout the shoe. No need for sewing needles.

.43Assembling Papair’s Upper

A toggle is used to secure the laces to the back of the shoe.

The toggle allows the user to adjust the fit of the back of the shoe to the foot. Since the laces are attached to the sole, tightening the toggle will make the back of the upper piece more secured to the sole.

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Papair’s Sole

Papair has a rubber, sneaker like sole that is thick and has an arch support.

Papair’s sole is made out of repurposed rubber. Ther is a series of holes that the laces can feed through to attach the upper piece to the sole. The holes are

inserted into a channel in the sole to protect the laces.

.45Papair

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Papair’s Pattern & Ships Flat.7 Papair’s Pattern & Ships Flat

“PAPAIR” brandon washington, yurri mial, robert bowman academic work

Papair ships flat and can be assembledin a few simple and easy steps. Papair ships flat and can be assembled in a few simple and easy steps.

.47Process.8 Process: Sketches, Prototype, & Construction

“PAPAIR” brandon washington, yurri mial, robert bowman academic work

RibbonRing

“Ribbon” brandon washington academic work

.48Designers: Brandon WashingtonType: Academic WorkYear: 2009

A ring that is inspired by thecurves of flowing ribbons and

spirals in spiral staircases


.49 Ribbon Inspiration

.50Staircase Inspiration


.51 Ribbon Ring

.52Process

Ribbon was 3D printed out of wax, then cast by a jeweler using the lost cast method.

PublicLighter Project

.53Designers: Brandon WashingtonType: Personal WorkYear: 2012

“LIGHTER PROJECT” brandon washington personal work

A project that repurposes vacant phone booths.

Being a cigarette smoker I often, like a lot of smokers, use these booths as shields during harsh winds and

rain. Seeing a lot of vacant phone booths in Philly, I felt that installing a lighter in these vacant booths was

appropriate. Eight around the city was installed near bars, nightclubs, and art galleries.

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First Attempt

The first attempt at the project was a learning experience.

The first lighter installation I ran into a few problems. The booth needed some type of signage and the first attempt was to spray paint the logo on the booth, which didn’t take to the metal. The lighter placement inside the booth was a little awkward also.

.55Project Features

The lighter is attached to the top of the inside of the phone booth.

A more prominent sign was created and attached to the top of the booth.

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The Lighter Project

Wooven Bench

.57Designers: Brandon WashingtonType: Academic workYear: 2009

“WOOVEN” brandon washington academic work

A bench that incorporates woven seatbelt straps.

The silhouette of the Wooven Bench is inspired by the classic designs of Bahaus furniture, but the texture the

fabric creates pulls from Japanese couture fashion.

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Highlights

Place for storage.

Straps contours to body.

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A simple structure that contains the seatbelt straps.

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Wooven

.61Process.5- Process: Sketches, Prototype, & Construction


Thank You.

Brandon Washingtonbrandonjameswashington@gmail

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