For people who dislike poking holes into bags, but like displaying their button collection. Designed an adapter with a twist lock that turns two pinback buttons into one keychain.  This was sketched on paper and 3D modeled in Solidworks.

Designed a cat themed cubicle hanger made up of two sheet metal parts that can be spot welded together. Further iterations could include a feature to make the body of the cat expandable to allow for varying depths. Would also be a nice homage to Longcat. This was sketched in Autodesk Sketchbook and 3D modeled in Solidworks.

Standard plastic lunchboxes are compact and often hard to clean. As a hygiene obsessed-tapas enjoyer, I enjoy having a large, clean spread for my meals. In this design concept, the individual compartments within the lunchbox are removable and modular. The typical gasket seal is replaced by an easily removable sheet of rubber placed in the bottom tray. The see through cover enables you to salivate over your lunch while you work. This was sketched in Autodesk Sketchbook and 3D modeled in Solidworks.

Inspired by a mix of modern and Dolly Kei fashion, I designed this to capture the elegance of lace trims. The outermost central disc rotates every second and the inner disc rotates every 10 seconds. I imagine a fully silver case with an ornate/royal background and silver embossing. It would be lovely to have a lace-like engraving on the seconds hands. This was sketched in Autodesk Sketchbook and 3D modeled in Solidworks.