Science Museum of Western Virginia
(SMWV)
I currently work for the Science Museum of Western Virginia as an exhibit designer. Here, I utilize my design, illustration, and sculpture skills to bring exhibits to life.
Graphic Design
Rubik's Cube Exhibit
The Wonderful World of Magnatiles
Tic-Tac-Toe Exhibit
The Cove
Outside the new touch tank, is a series of graphics in vinyl that educate the general public about coral reefs.
Bernoulli Blower
The Bernoulli Blower was revamped with text and graphics to make it appeal more to audiences.
Toy Joy
The centerpiece of the 5th floor got remade.
Illustration
The Cove
This mural is outside of SMWV's new touch tank room. It reflects species of the Indo-Pacific, where the majority of the touch tank animals are from.
Amazon Rainforest Entrance Board
My illustrated entrance sign for the museum.
Happy Birthday
My illustrated birthday party sign.
3D
Acrocanthosaurus
This small sculpture of Acrocanthosaurus is displayed near the Dino Dig exhibit.
Compsognathus
The little sculpture will be a part of the "Solnhofen Ecosystem" Exhibit.
Rhamphorhynchus
This model will be hung from the ceiling as part of the "Solnhofen Ecosystem" exhibit.
Pterodactylus
A life-sized model of this Jurassic pterosaur featuring a rainbow plumage. Created with various materials.
Archaeopteryx
Archaeopteryx, the iconic fossil that first described the transition from dinosaurs to birds. This roosting Archaeopteryx oversees a clutch of eggs. This was reconstructed with the scientific accuracy of the best of my knowledge. Credit goes to Amanda Collins Bowes for making the feathers.