About Mary

I started out writing lesson plans for elementary students and building hands-on STEM projects with the Herreshoff Museum and Roger Williams Park. That was where I found I liked making things people learn from by using them. From there I pursued a degree in game design and 3D animation, and built a platformer called Scout’s Well.

My work since has taken me across a wide range of clients: designs for merchandise, interfaces for startups, 3D pipelines built on photogrammetry, and pitch decks. Each one brought a problem I had not had before, and adapting to them, and to the range of people I worked with, is the part I enjoy most.

I’m currently at Critical Response Group, designing maps for first responders. They combine floor plans and aerial imagery with the details police and EMS need to find fast, giving everyone responding to a building the same picture. Due to NDAs that work isn’t shown here, though the company’s website has sample projects.

Outside work I enjoy crocheting, painting, playing sports, yoga and games. I love learning and taking on new and unique challenges. I’d love to meet you and collaborate.