Blog 5 Sophie Webber CLH Design

Yo! Whats up my fellow bloggers? Yall wanna keep doing this after the internship? Just me? Whatever.

WORK: SO MANY RENDERINGS! One of the main things I wanted to learn on internship was Photoshop (we all know my skill level there) and making plan renderings look realistic! I am improving so much, learning many different methods, and getting excited to put this energy into my work at LSU. 

One of the renderings I did 2 weeks ago was for Wake County Middle and High School Campus. I used a mix of Photoshop and Illustrator and had fun doing it! 


A rendering I did last week and am cleaning and finishing up today is for Crowder Park in Raleigh. It is a small park now, but we are adding on 96 acres filled with walking trails, green way connections, and storm water ponds. For this rendering, I used Photoshop! 


This week, I am doing a rendering for Bear Creek Fire Station. Will keep ya updated! 

Last week, we had evaluations. Each worker in the firm gets evaluated by the two presidents every March, so Chloe and I just happened to be here to get one, too. They told me I need to look over my work more (Don't we know that. They hit the nail on the head there). They told me that I should be a public speaker. Now, just to decide what I will publicly speak about... 

FUN: My brother, sister-in-law, and niece, Coco, came to play with me this week! We had so much fun! We ate lots of good food, went to the vintage market, farmers market, took Coco to Pullen Park, and had a rainy movie day where we watched all 4 Shrek movies (that was my jam growing up I watched Shrek 2 every day from ages 4-6) It was good to have them in town! I am meeting them in Wilmington, North Carolina for their next leg of the road trip on Friday! 


Goat yoga but make it Coco. Coco Yoga. 


peace 



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