At the end of 2015, a friend came to me with a big problem.  He was upgrading his bike store to a new location with a much larger floor plan.  He needed a way to see the ideas in his head before he cut wood, bought paint, or spent any money.  My friend wanted to be sure his ideas would work.  I jumped at this opportunity wanting to help him out.  After receiving the architectural floor plan, I was able to quickly provide him a walk-thru.  We added some displays to the retail space and he quickly realized his ideas needed to be tweaked.  After the designs were tweaked, I was able to provide him build-to-print drawings for the various displays used throughout the store.  Needing to have the displays built, the drawings were helpful in quoting and proposal process.  Additionally, since everything was drawn to scale, the resulting full color renderings were used for marketing pitches between the storeowner and large bike manufacturers to convey space, shape, and color for internal merchandise promotional materials.

As this project unfolded, I found myself becoming more and more excited about the ongoing activity and the potential for additional projects.  With a background in photography, digital media and a knack for details, I created Clever Lines.