Conceptual Work

Though these designs have never been fully actualized, I believe that my conceptual work speaks to my creativity and design style when unconstrained by a budget or practical application.

Blithe Spirit

Conceptual Costume Designer

Conceptual costume design for THEA 452 Costume Design I at San Diego State University

The greatest challenge of this show was figuring out how to grayscale the ghosts, especially during a period show, and balancing historical accuracy with design choices also proved to be quite the struggle. However, I am very proud of how these designs turned out.

I Hate Hamlet

Conceptual Lighting Designer

Conceptual lighting design for THEA 447 Lighting Design I at San Diego State University

My design concept for this show included gobos reflecting the Jacobean neogothic architectural style windows, fog and haze for supernatural moments, and reddish pinks for all of the heavy emotional and romantic scenes. This project included virtual renderings using Mulvaney Studios, making mini plots, a scene breakdown that deviates from the script, a rough plot draft, a section view, and a channel hookup. Some examples of these are below.

FIREFLIES

Conceptual Scenic Designer

San Diego State University, 2025

This is such an emotional and heavy play, and while it is set in the late 1800s, themes from this show are still very relevant today. This was my first staged reading, and it was amazing to have the opportunity to work with such lovely directors and an incredibly talented cast and crew, and to be able to present my designs to audience members directly.

Directors: Dr. Katie Turner and Jazmine Watson

Conceptual Costume Designer: Linda Litchy-Cervantes

LITTLE WOMEN

Conceptual Costume Designer

Conceptual costume design submitted to the Nevada Regional Thespian Competition 2023
Superior (top 10%) and Perfect Score

This musical stands to date as one of my favorites. I enjoyed being able to blend the styles of the time period and the artistic design choices of the show design to create era-accurate costumes in a watercolor style.

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