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							Robb Godshaw
Robb@robb.cc
     RAGWAGON CONCEPT
Ragwagon is a business I co-founded in the summer of 2010. We designed and screen printed
T-shirts. The ragwagon was a van driven around Chicago selling the shirts and giving away ice pops.
I was responsible for the design of all of the logos, identity work, receipts, pamphlets , tags,
photography, and the design of one of the shirts.
                                                     Ice-cream truck style signage




Buttmachine was designed using a combination of                  Screen printed shirt tag
Adobe Illustrator and SketchUp. It was hand screen
printed using professional plastisol inks.



                       RAGWAGON PRODUCT
RAGWAGON BRANDING




4’x 8’ Blue Styrofoam Insulation
                        Pine 1x6
           Spackle, Orange paint
                    Steel bracing



                                    Popsicle-Shirt Mascot
   Store Icon




Company Logo




                   Ragwagon.org is a social media infused website which includes a real-time van
Van Tracker Icon   tracker.
                   It is based on a CSS template which was heavily modified to suit the needs of
                   ragwagon.



                                RAGWAGON.ORG
Plastic Soap Dish




               Modelmaking - Winter 2011 - Design and vacuumform a soap dish
               that prevented soap scum accumulation.
               1/8” polystyrene sheet, walnut, acrylic paint
Soap Dish
Triangle Table Riser




                         Solid Works


                Woodworking elective - Spring 2011 -We were constrained from
                building a table larger than 18 inches in any dimension. I utilized
                geometric forms to create a non-traditional form.
Triangle Table Riser
Cork Camera Case




             Spare time project - Spring 2011 - I wanted an attractive case to
             protect my camera while it was around my neck or in my bag.
             Milled out of solid cork with a vertical milling machine.
Camera Case
Edible Cupcake Liners



 Early prototype



                               Project presentation at Imagine RIT festival




 Aluminum mold and liner




                                                                              CAD model used for 3d print
                               Eager festival attendee



                                          Self Directed Project- Spring 2011 - A classmate and I were
                                          interested in exploring edible product, and had the idea of an
 Mold being cast in Aluminum              edible cupcake liner with the material of ice cream cones.
                                          Instead of removing the liner, you eat the entire cupcake.
Final liners with cupcakes
Reverse Pulley Scale
 Sophomore Design Studio - Spring 2011 - We were
 to design and build a device that would allow users to
 measure goods in their kitchens.                                                       1 LB
                                                                 2 LB
 I became interested in the reverse pulley mechanism
 for it’s seemingly magical properties. Utilizing this
 mechanism, I built a balance scale that gives no
 obvious clues as to how it works.

 The white PVC ring has a shallow channel inscribed
 on the inside face. The channel contains a lubricated
 wire which is connected to each of the acrylic posts.
 The channel and wire are hidden from view with white
 plastic sheeting.




                              1 LB

                      2 LB           Concealed drive wire




             1 LB


   2 LB

                                                            Solid Works Model - Hypershot Rendering
 Ordinary Pulley    Reverse Pulley
Reverse Pulley Scale
Pencil Machine




                                                                        Finished functional pencil




 3D design - Spring 2010 - We were to display the common pencil in a
 non-traditional manner. I built a machine that produces pencils from
 polymer clay and graphite rods.
    Link to Video


Extrude: polymer clay is forced thrugh a hexagonal opening onto a graphite rod




Stamp: a self-inking stamp imprints the pencil with brand name and lead number




Bake: a modified toaster bakes the pencil until fully cured




Finish: a eraser is cut from a block and attached to the pencil with alluminum tape
Ping Pong Table




                                                              As featured on Extreme Makeover
                                                              Home Edition.




                                       Link to Video
 Syyn Labs Project- Summer 2011 - A wacky ping pong
 table has special features that are contolled by the
 players. It was develeoped as an interactive social game
 for the speaker series Mindshare LA. The table tilts 200
 when the players press a buttown. The net traverses the
 table based on the score granting an advantge to the
 losing player. The ball is served out of the center. There
 are two distraction flashes the players may use to blind
 one another. The remote is made of Walnut and brass.


                                                                 The hinge and Pnumatic actuator
Cyroscope

                                                         Thermoelectric Element and assembly




      Preliminary Sketch of Proposed Form
                                                         Milling the cube       Finished Cube


 A haptic weather forecasting device
 Personal Project- Winter 2011-
 The Cryoscope shows the user exactly what to expect
 outside by haptically exhibiting exactly how cold or
 warm it is to be outside. The user simply touches an
 aluminum cube that has been heated or cooled to the
 appropriate temperature. The unit fetches weather
 data from the internet, and translates it to the cube
 physically, pumping heat in or out of the cube.



                                                          Interior assembly
Robb Godshaw Tinkerer
Robb@robb.cc www.robb.cc

Employment

   Los Angeles, Ca - 2011 (Ongoing) - Syyn Labs is an art and technology firm which merges the two in
   unexpected and innovative ways. Working on design and fabrication of components of what is to be
   the world’s largest candy store. Working with complex circuitry in order to enhance user experience.
   Promoted from intern in Fall 2011. Currently fulltime.
bb Productions
   Alta Dena, Ca - Summer 2011 - Working under former Walt Disney Imagineer to design search and
   rescue themed exibit at Zimmer Children’s Museum in Los Angeles. Sourcing components, services, and
   technology. Focus on User experience, saftey, and age appropriateness.


    Chicago, IL - Summer, 2010 - Co-founded T-shirt company. Managed sourcing, preparation and printing
    of shirts. Established and maintained website and web store. Oversaw social marketing and web pres-
    ence. Designed logos, signage, mascot, marketing materials, and one of the shirts. Managed all account-
    ing activities. Ragwagon.org


    Des Plaines, IL - Summer, 2010 -Worked in sample room building production-quality samples of bent
    metal displays for consumer product. Gained knowledge of reading technical drawings and operating
    heavy machinery(Hydraulic Brake Press, Press welder, ect.)




Education
    Rochester Institute of Technology- 3.68 GPA - Dean’s List for all terms
    Pursuing BFA Industrial Design
    Design Courses : Technical Drawing(CAD), Modelmaking, Form, 2d Design, 3d Design, Life Drawing, and
    Graphic Visualization(Hand & Computer Rendering) Sophomore Industrial Design Studio


Software                 Proficiency Level


    Photoshop                                Ardurino                   BunkSpeed Shot
    Illustrator                              CSS                        Sketchbook Pro
    InDesign                                 HTML                       SolidWorks
    Lightroom                                C                          Inventor




Hobbies
      Photography, Craft, Circuitry, Indoor Rock Climbing, DIY, Screenprinting, Downhill Skiing
Thank You for your time!