I attempt to bring creativity and expertise to everything I do.

Drafting is the practical translation of the director and scenic designer’s artistic vision for a production, transforming it into a functional and achievable construction plan that can then be passed to a scenic carpenter for execution. Shown here are some examples of my engineering and creative problem solving to bring productions to light.

Blueprint drawing of steel wall frames with dimensions and construction details for a theater stage set.
Technical drawing of bridge platforms for a theater project, including side and top views with measurements and construction notes.
Architectural blueprint of a built-in bookshelf design with measurements, annotations, and notes for construction.
Engineered counterweight system for The Play That Goes Wrong. Technical drawing of a platform weight arbor with detailed measurements and notes for assembly.
Technical blueprint of folding ladder with multiple views, dimensions, and annotations, labeled as 'Ladder Open' and 'Folding Rep Ladder'.
Architectural drawing of a folding, retractable ladder with detailed measurements and specifications.
Technical drawing of a folding ladder in three different views with detailed measurements and annotations.