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Interactive Social Calendar
Self-initiated work (In Progress)

Description
This is the very very very first draft of a productivity app that explores the potential for Twitter to be used as an effective social calendar. The app syncs event calendars across social networks and lets the user apply smart filters to preview and customize event calendars and prioritize social obligations amongst a range of interests and information sources–ultimately making it easier to tap into the benefits of online networking in real life.

Model for interaction
Tap once to select and view details. Tap twice to edit. Swipe one finger right to go back one week and swipe one finger left to advance one week. Swipe two fingers down to view the previous month and swipe two fingers up to advance one month.

Screen 1
Grid overview: Users can see past, present, and future invites and notifications from multiple event calendars. Past events are muted/grayed out. Current events are highlighted and expanded. Future events are highlighted, but not expanded. The titles of past and future 'favorited' events are shown and outlined.





Screen 2
List View: Ideal for users who want details on specific events. The user would select an event to be prompted to a detail screen.





Screen 3
Detail View




Client: SCA Tissue/Tork
Agency: Avenue
Role: Interactive Designer

Select pages from the Decision Tree iPad App

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2010 Annual Report Cover
Client: IBM
Design Firm: VSA Partners (Chicago)
Concept for client presentation


Front Cover
Back Cover


IBM Demand System

Client: IBM
Design Firm: VSA Partners
Designers: Lauren Bergstrand and Hendrika Makilya
Senior Designer: Jarrod Rhyal


Large Format Poster



Letterhead



Email Header in Context


Guerilla Gro
Self-Initiated Work
Role: Design and Art Direction
Copywriter: Jaime Walker



Identity


Guerrilla gardening is a popular movement in cities worldwide. People from all walks of life, from hippies
to hipsters, have gotten involved to help beautify their gritty surroundings. We wanted to harness this urban enthusiasm for gardening as a way to raise awareness about Miracle Gro outside of the suburbs. To do this, we created a new line of Miracle Gro products for the guerrilla gardener: Guerrilla Gro.




Digital Campaign


The microsite will act as more than just as point of sale for the new products. It will be an online version of the kind of community guerrilla gardening creates.

Interactive Game




About Page




Blog



Online Community



Events Page






Outdoor Campaign


The campaign begins with outdoor print in major cities. The print will direct people to check out Miracle Gro's new Guerrilla Gro line of products at guerrillagro.com.

Outdoor Ad 1 of 3



Outdoor Ad 2 of 3



Outdoor Ad 3 of 3






Ambient Campaign

Holograms of flowers will be gradually “growing” around city neighborhoods in pedestrian traffic heavy zones to grab attention.

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SHARE

Self-Initiated Project
Moving Design Collaboration
Design and Art Direction: Hendrika Makilya
Animation: Stefan Draht

SHARE is one of several collaborative bicycle safety interventions led by Rick Valicenti–recipient of the 2011 National Design Award– and Moving Design's team of volunteer architects, designers, urban planning strategists, and developers. The animation uses sound and typography to address the need for increased awareness surrounding bicycle safety laws and mobility education for commuters. The opening stills recreate the sense of tension felt while commuting on traffic heavy streets. Agitated typography and sounds of a discordant commute amplify the strain and congestion until the final scene. Closing stills reveal a call to action; and urge both cyclists and motorists take responsibility for creating safer roadways.


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