Medusa's Temple

Medusa's temple is one location within my original retelling. The environment is littered with remnants of the past and houses a sculptural graveyard. Vined columns and rock walls encase its stone labyrinth.

Medusa's Sleep Nook

Medusa's sleep nook is comprised of collected knick knacks from turned-to-stone travelers. Nestled into a cranny in the garden's rock barrier, Medusa rests in a canopied nook surrounded by her stretch attempt to connect with humanity.

Cayde Chronicles: Production Design

Cayde Chronicles centers around the anti-hero story of computer hacker Cayde. This piece is an exploration of his city studio apartment.

Kathleen Savage's Dorm Room

Kathleen Savage is a 22-year old fashion design student and secondary character in The DollMaker by Christina Cigala & Brad Harris. She is electric at first sight but internally conflicted.

The Post Locomotive Company Train Station

Mystery steams from the rails at the PLC Train station. Owned by wealthy locomotive proprietor, Damon Post, the train station is the first location on the Beyond the Veil: Immersive Murder Mystery Experience.

The Apparition of Ada Post

The final event of Beyond the Veil: Immersive Murder Mystery Experience is a large dinner where guests are invited to interact with the acting characters of the show. During the finale, a ghostly figure of Ada Post appears to reveal the killer.

Candyland

Inspired by the classic board game.

Battle Born

Battle Born is a conceptual collaboration with screenwriter, Amrita Kalsi. Used as visuals for a television pilot pitch, Battle Born follows two teenage girls who are forced to navigate pverty and survival on a rapidly dying Earth. Their only chance of escape is to join a ruthless army that consists of desposable youth to help defend the wealthy space station from space terrorists. Their gear may be faulty but their hearts are not.

Van Livin', Summa Feelin'

A fun vignette centered around the prospect of temporary living and relaxation.

See Van Livin', Summa Feelin' prop sheet in Visual Develoment for more content.

The Tomb of the Pharaoh Queen

Inspired by the 2nd known female Pharaoh, Hatshepsut, this piece conceptualizes the Queen Pharaoh's tomb. Hatshepsut was not concerned with the gender-based title of pharaoh and the filled the role entirely until her death 9 months into her 22nd year as king. She started the construction of her tomb early, in fear of being murdered, and embellished the interior to her personal liking.