line likes to create at all hours of the day or night, out or in. pictured building a shoerack on the deck with alyssa.
line believes building with natural materials should no longer be a daunting task. scanned above a convincing argument for straw.
scrapbooking, observations
every landscape tells many stories. line has traced and deciphered a few. towering willows, winding roads, and sloping hills; a buried creek continues to make its presence known.
let's reuse concrete skeletons
the corner complex
the lantern
line draws inspiration and joy from the little things in life.
line spent 2 months solo travelling canada. she stayed 2 weeks in a farm. she collected and boiled sap into maple syrup. she chainsawed, lopped, chipped, split, and stacked wood.
line spent a summer on robotic slip casting with prof. Maria Yablonina. combining and alternating between traditional+manual and digital+robotic techniques.
line loves finding a fun quirky application to hyper techy processes: optimizing nagashi somen
risoprint at the eyeball exhibition.
favourite fixation cover
line likes to create out of found objects. pictured above a table out of a neighbor's door.
line is selling copies of scaffold journal volume 1. first edition of a now annual, peer reviewed design journal from Daniels students. very proud of what it is becoming and the team that continues to grow its legacy.
line likes to code fun interactive visuals
screenprinted chalk 'flour' bag. furry and waterproof lined.
automating photogrametry
The machine allows each user to ‘gift’ the next user with a sound receipt: a visual transcription of knocks.
line discovered the joy of garage sales in toronto. but as a seller and buyer, she identified a struggle to advertise and find them. hence: the app neighbour.
to thread
robotic airbrushing
she made wooden drawers for her desk.
a house for two families
