Projects
Process

1. Lazy Suzanne creation
A short step-by-step of the seperate ideations and adjustments needed in order deliver my desired results.

1. Steam Bending/Vacuum Sealing
In creation of a bow, I went through the steps of placing a featherboard to run my board multiple times with the same result. As for the shaping, I placed my boards in a large steam vent, individual glue-ups, and finished with sealing my glued strips in a vacuum seal bag until dry.

1. Glue-upsThese are glue-ups from seperate projects using f-clamps and standard wood glue.

1. White Canvas creationA run-through of some unconventional process in creating a pulley system starting from the back of its neck and re-entering through its chest. In addition, I made etches across its back and chest to help me with chisel out the rib cage and spinal cord. 


1. Orthographic Drawings/Process DrawingMechanical and process drawing across multiple projects




1. Digital OrthographicsDigital layouts for Along the Lines.

About
David Mui
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David Mui
With over four years of experience in the food industry and currently a second-year student at Parsons School of Design, I bring a strong work ethic and an eagerness to learn. My experience has taught me how to balance taking initiative and knowing when to step back and let clear leadership guide the way. I thrive in environments that encourage teamwork and collaboration, and I’m always ready to contribute to achieving shared goals.

In addition to my professional background, I volunteer at The ECHO Leahy Center, which I believed has helped me grow as an individual as well as refine my ability to work in diverse teams and build meaningful connections. I’m looking for opportunities to bring my skill set into new environments where creativity and growth are at the forefront.


EducationSouth Burlington High School
(4 Years)

Burlington Technical Center
Illustraition & Fine Arts
(2 Years)

Parsons School of Design - The New School
Bachelor of Fine Arts - Industrial and Product Design
(Sophomore Standing)


Employment Barkeaters Restaurant
Line Cook
2025-Present

Mascot/SLI Worker
Mascot & Mascot Representative
2024-Present

Chili’s
Line Cook/Prep Cook
2024

The Halal Shack
Front of House
2023

Jamal’s Chicken
Back of House
2023

ECHO Leahy Center at Champlain
Volunteer Staff
2022-2024

Klinger’s Bread Company
Bread Packager & Decorator
2021-2023



Skills
Communication · Cooking · Employee Training · Food Preparation · Knife Work · Task Management · Time Management · Mascot · Formatting Documents · Slide Presentations · Catering · Food and Beverage Operations · Register · Volunteering · Hospitality Service · Packaging · Software · Drafting · Wood Working



AwardsFour Times PublishedAcross 
Parsons Notes 

Scolastic - 2x Gold Keys/2x Silver Keys


OpensS.P.A.C.E Gallery 
2024

Higher Ground Artist Showcase
2024

BCA Art Gallery 
2024



Last Updated 24.10.31


Lazy Suzanne
A Table Set.
Contents: Keepsake Box, Poker Set, Costers, Cups, Utensils, and Shelves.
2024
Ply-wood, Pine, Laser Cut Panels, Copper Rods, and Hardware

Distorting everyday objects like phones, radios and computers until they lose their familiar shape, prompting us to step away from modern distractions. And in doing so, creating a space that encourages us to return to the roots of human interaction, where sitting around a table, drinking tea, playing games and exchanging ideas becomes a way to reconnect.





Along the Lines
The concept of our project entailed delving into how everyday objects bear emotional attachment and memories that may change, distort, or fade over time. 

We chose symbols of shared experiences and nostalgic connections as a table and deck of cards. These items, most often overlooked in daily life, speak to moments in time such as family dinners or poker games with friends. The project aimed to celebrate the emotional resonance of these objects while also highlighting the fragility of memory.

Every object was whittled and carved down to create a rustic and modern feel. 

The coasters and shelves were stained in ‘early american’  a warmer accent to pair with the rich orange in the copper. While the table face and legs and even the in-lays to the poker box all have signs of similar distortion. These pieces make up a composition in which the focus  ...are the people and the games in front of you. 

The same feeling we have when we down a few drinks; The warm accents to match the warmth on our face, and the distortion to follow our eyes, as we work to make the night along the lines.

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