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Inspired by the ritual of pressing flowers between stories, Botanique is a stemware collection celebrating the transitional period when a conversation starts to bloom. The collection turns your tablescape into a visual poetry, a garden where words blossom and form bouquets.

THE ATMOSPHERE

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Ikebana, perfume bottles, spilt nail polish.

The girls have gathered in their favorite pajama, a glass of wine in hand, to share stories and plan trips that have a 73.45% chance of happening.

THE BLOOMING

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Inspired by a flower's lifecycle - budding, flowering, seeding - Botanique explores conversations as something living.

THE SKETCHES

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I explored silhouettes inspired by stages of a flower’s lifecycle, looking for forms that could feel related as a collection without becoming identical.

THE ORTHOGRAPHIC

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Selected the silhouettes that resonated the most with the three stages and drew orthographic views of the same with a 2D rendered perspective view to capture the surface design.

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THE TASTING

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The digitization of handcrafted wine using p5.js, photoshop, and generative ai.

[P.S. Dove down a rabbit hole for this, and then took artistic liberties. If you find discrepancies, you didn't.]

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CAVA BLANC DE BLANC 

Appearance

Light buttery yellow 

Notes

Fruity with green apple and pear​

Palate

Light, acidic, sparkling

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FLEURIE, BEAUJOLAIS

Appearance

Velvety red

Notes

Flowery and fruity with iris, violet and hints of lavender

Palate

Crisp, refreshing, and silky

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SAUTERNES 

Appearance

Pale golden hue

Notes

Velvety with honeyed orange, caramelized apples, baking spice and brioche

Palate

Rich and smooth

THE BOTTLE

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I developed bottle and label concepts to pair with each piece of stemware, extending the collection into a more complete brand and tablescape experience.

THE BLOOMS

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Modeled and rendered using Blender, and then refined using generative technology.

THE GARDEN

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I used generative technology to place the stemware in a contextual setting, that is, surrounded by objects grounded by the earth and nature. Just like in a garden.

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