Samantha Negroni
Having Fun
My work does not stop at case studies. Here are four things that keep me inspired outside of it.
Tap the images to see moreCards & Gifts
To show my appreciation for the people and effort of individuals in my life, I really enjoy creating handdrawn cards and gifts for the people that I love. I enjoy the excitement that an unexpected delivery can give people in my life. These notes are part of what inspired my personal branding concept of postage and mail.
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Expressing myself though jewelry has always been a strong interest of mine. Inspired by my mother, grandmothers and great-grandmothers, I used jewelry as a way to express my personal style, often choosing to wear a interesting statement necklace or funky pair of earrings over a plain outfit. In college, I had the opportunity to learn metal fabrication and began to create my own pieces allowing me to express my interest in jewels in a deeper way
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I was taught knitting and crocheting at an early age by my great-grandmother, Florence. I joined the crocheting club in my elementary school and my interest in the art has only developed since then. I enjoy all forms of fiber arts and find it very stress releaving. I am currently obsessed with creating filet crochet doilies in any free-time I have. My next goal is to learn how to make bobbin lace.
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Photography has been an interest of mine for as long as I can remember. I found it captivating to be able to capture a quick second of time and have it memorialized forever. I like making natural moments look somewhat abstract or eerie.
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