Bold Exteriors.. The Jerk Pit

Back to the Jerk Pit and this time for the exterior. The background was painted first and was waiting for me to add some bold patterns.  Bold tropical leaves surround the Jamiacan flag door. Hibiscus and Lignum Vitae flowers pop out throughout the space and bamboo stalks sit on the outside framing everything in.  Bold prints on the exterior are perfect for grabbing attention off of Route 1.

A few more shots of the interior.  Now the interior and exterior are relevant and flow seamlessly.  The perfect tropical vibe for some delicious Jamaican cuisine!

If you are in College Park and are hunkering for some delicious food, stop in and see the transformation, or make sure to drive by on Route 1, you'll be sure not to miss it!

Be Inspired. Be Bold.

peace&love

Rebecca

To Render a Room

The step by step coloring process to my dream bathroom.

 There was a little bit of cutting and pasting (the original cut and paste).

Who wouldn't want to be surrounded by banana leaves in the bathroom?!

Be Bold.

peace&love

Rebecca

Design 106

Last week I started my second semester of Interior Design classes.  It is so refreshing, after a summer of being in the field, to get back to the drawing board.  I am currently in Interior Design 106 , a rendering class, where I am learning all the basics and trick to drawing interior spaces.  Interior Design is unique in the fact that it takes the technical skills in the drafting stage then the artistic skills in the rendering.  With a balance of the two, a really beautiful piece of artwork is created that correctly represents the space that is about to be remodeled.  

The first project is to design a small bathroom.  Check out the beginning stages of the rendering process.

The Inspiration. 

Sketched out.

Keep posted for ink rendering followed by the color rendering!

Be Bold in your design choices.

peace&love

Rebecca