Willie Shaw Fineberg

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Concord stand, front: a square sensor head with a round fabric face on two aluminum guide rods, with a black handle and white baseConcord stand from behind, showing the carrier that holds the sensor head on the rodsConcord stand from a rear three-quarter angleClose-up of the white rail carrier, with contacts where it meets the guide rodsBack of the square sensor head, showing the mount that attaches it to the standThe vertical stand shown at the RISD Grad Show, front: the square sensor head with its round fabric face on two aluminum guide rods, with a black handle and white baseThe vertical stand from behind, with the round cap where the cable leaves the sensor headThe vertical stand from a three-quarter angleFixed-height alarm-clock concept: a rounded aluminum enclosure with a 10:09 displayBack of the alarm-clock concept, with a USB-C portThe alarm-clock concept from above, at a three-quarter angleThe Concord prototype on a white plinth at the 2026 RISD Grad Show, beside a screen showing live readingsVisitors looking at the Concord installation on a purple wall at the RISD Grad ShowLimbo app on an iPhone: the Today screen shows glucose at 5.1 mmol/L over a day graph with one breakfast spike, with pins marking two meals and a walkLimbo welcome screen: “See what food does to your body, as it happens,” with a Get started buttonLimbo Today screen at 8:35 am, mid breakfast spike, with glucose at 7.9 mmol/L and risingLimbo meal screen: porridge, banana and honey at breakfast, scored 4 out of 10 as a big spikeLimbo quick-log menu opened from the + button, with options to describe a meal, snap a photo, scan a barcode, log a drink, pick a recent meal or log activityThe new Limbo website: a black, photo-led landing page with the sensor, weight-loss results and feed messagesA woman wearing the Limbo band and sensor on her arm, against a warm brown backgroundA woman checking her phone while wearing the Limbo band and sensorArt direction: a man wearing the Limbo sensor and band, with an orange diagonal line cutting across the photoThe Limbo wordmark under an orange diagonal on black, and orange Limbo boxes stacked on dark greenA red NOKT jar of sleep gummies tumbling through the air with dark red gummies spilling outRender of the red NOKT jar of Sleep Gummies with Tart Cherry and Phytomelatonin, with gummies beside itA hand holding the printed red-tinted NOKT jar with white typeThe printed NOKT box opened to the supplement facts and the “NOKT means better sleep” flapThe printed NOKT box unfolded to show the science-backed ingredients panelThe flat dieline for the NOKT box, with supplement facts, ingredients and the “NOKT means better sleep” flapThe final NOKT website: the landing page, product page and supporting pages at desktop and mobile widthsAn app's Home screen on an iPhone: a 3D model of a tall black cylinder above a status card that reads Active until 11 PM, with rings for Lure at 62%, Water at 40% and Catch tray at 35%Mosquito Activity page: 86 out of 100 right now, against a usual range of 42 to 84, over a one-month chart and a row of daysHeatra belt and heating pack, shown as two separate componentsThe removable heating pack from the frontThe heating pack from the front, showing its segmented panelsThe slim heating pack seen from aboveHeatra belt from the front, with hook-and-loop adjustment at each sideHeatra belt from the front, with side-release bucklesThe belt seen from above, forming a loop around the waistWhite low-profile wearable heat therapy beltMoonflower mug with its folded rim openMoonflower mug with its folded rim contractedThe Vespucci website homepageThe final Vespucci website flow: the red homepage with featured stories, the podcast archive lists, and the about pageTwelve podcast covers from the Vespucci design system, each with its own typeface and colour: Paperless, Guarding Saddam, Darine Stern, @War, Chighali, Night Walk, The Riverkeepers, Secret Court, Yellow Cake, Tony Schwartz, Malta and The Girl In RedVespucci brand assets: the wordmark in black, white and red, a set of V marks and symbols, and the credit bar used on artworkA Vespucci poster for the podcast Chighali: “Issue Nº6. A lifeline, across distance, time, and memory,” beside a photo of camels crossing the Sahara under the Vespucci wordmarkYellow Cake and Vespucci posters wheat-pasted along a city street wallScale model of the shelter folded into a triangular sleeping enclosureScale figure wearing the folded shelter as a backpackScale figure sitting on the shelter unfolded as a seatThe flat shelter sheet laid out beside a scale figure, webbing, rods and padsFlat pattern of the shelter sheet with fold lines and grommet holesThe modular Frisenda Architects logo, set in five large stacked linesThe modular Frisenda Architects logo, set in four stacked linesThe Frisenda Architects website on desktop: the wordmark, a stacked Projects, Studio, Contact menu and black building silhouettesThe Frisenda Architects website on a phone, with Projects and Contact running up the sidesPostcards printed with black silhouettes of Frisenda's buildingsA Frisenda Architects drawing-set cover sheet for the CM-18 Sandler Residence Addition, with the stacked logo in the title blockPair of black leather lace-up boots with silver hooksBlack leather mule with a hand-rolled aluminum heel, side viewThe mule from a front three-quarter angleThe mule from a rear three-quarter angleThe mule from behind, showing the aluminum heelOne boot from the sideThe boots from the frontThe boots from a three-quarter angleRenders of the five mug concepts at true relative size: the red, yellow and blue ring mugs, the white dowel-grip mug and the black mug with a drip insertCAD render of the Vignelli-style mug with its handle wrapped around the bodyCAD render of the mug with a tall handle and a coaster insert in its baseCAD render of a mug with a ring around its middleCAD render of the mug with wooden dowels around its baseRender of the Groove Loop mug in glossy white, one of eight Heller colorsRender of the Groove Loop mug in glossy black, one of eight Heller colorsRender of the Groove Loop mug in glossy red, one of eight Heller colors