Founded by a small team of students in the winter of 2022, Outlines Carleton is the School of Industrial Design’s first student publication. Their purpose is to create a publication showcasing the people and stories of the School to reflect each passing year. By showcasing student work and creating a space to share thoughts on prevalent topics in design and society, the Outlines team aims to advocate for literacy, mentorship, and community building through an appreciation for design in everyday life.

To draw an outline gives shape to new ideas, highlighting only the most important parts to define a space of endless possibility.

Check out some of our publications!

Edition 0.50 (2023)

Outlines 0.50

Edition 1.0 (2023-2024)

Edition 2.0 (2024-2025)

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2025-2026 Team

Bronwen Feeney-Svab

Editor-In-Chief & Chief of Operations
As a designer fueled by curiosity, I am always eager to learn and take on new challenges. I believe that industrial design goes beyond just creating physical products; it’s a means of communication that reflects intent, thought and action. I am often inspired by designs in which I can clearly see the care and attention to detail displayed by the designer. As I continue my studies in Industrial Design at Carleton University, I look forward to further expanding my design skills and letting my curiosity drive me.
Portfolio: bronwenfeeney.com

Oscar Nikolic

Editor-In-Chief & Chief of Operations
I am a third-year industrial design student at Carleton University, with a background in computer science. In my design work I like to draw inspiration from my interests like long-distance running. Because of my background I try to bring a mix of technical and creative thinking to my projects. Contributing to this magazine was a chance to explore design from a different angle and be part of a team project.

Olivia Netto

Co-Head of Design
I’m a third-year industrial design student at Carleton University. My work focuses on exploring how design can make everyday experiences more intuitive and meaningful. I enjoy hands-on prototyping, experimenting with materials, and working through ideas in a collaborative environment.

Molly Creaghan

Co-Head of Design
Currently in my third year of industrial design at Carleton, I’m interested in how good design can solve real problems whether that’s through better products, systems, or experiences. I like working across different stages of the design process, from early research to building final models.
Portfolio: mollycreaghan.com

Kennedy Chan

Head of Content
I’m an industrial design student in my third year at Carleton University. I’m drawn to the creative side of problem-solving and enjoy working on projects that combine function and visual storytelling. Being head of content on Outlines this year was a great way to connect with other designers and share ideas.

Dexter Blake

Head of Finance
I am a designer based in Toronto, Canada. My projects develop from a fusion of traditional craft techniques and materials, with innovative processes. The range of projects that come from this fusion all focus on enhancing the lived environment while protecting the natural environment.
Portfolio: dexterblake.ca

Thomas Léger

Head of Photography
I am a second year industrial design student with a passion for creativity. I enjoy the challenge of creative problem solving and strive to create a better world for us all. No matter the size, I believe all design work can have a positive impact on the users and those who surround them.

An Pham

Writer
Industrial design student. Interested in exploring mundane human lives and insignificant moments of endurance through writing and designing. Big city-builder and colony-survival simulation fiend. Frequently acquire morbid fascinations with different topics.

Isabel Clément

Writer
As a student in Carleton’s industrial design program, I’m exploring how design can improve the way people interact with the world around them. I like working on both digital and physical projects and am always interested in learning new tools and ways of thinking.
Portfolio: https://www.linkedin.com/in/isabel-cl%C3%A9ment-4a581b264/

Ethan Angus

Writer
I am in my third year of Industrial Design at Carleton University. I am passionate about pushing my limits and finding a niche application for my skills that puts something different out into the world. I do not want to make something that I know other people will do anyways. I am seeking out direction and dedicating myself to developing expertise towards creating things that are truly special. When I am not pursuing that, I am playing hockey, exploring within and outside of Canada, and making memories with good people.
Portfolio: ethanangus.com

Yasmeen Taha

Designer
Growing up, I was interested in psychology, mathematics, travelling, and any art form I could get my hands on. I knew I would apply these skills in engineering but was determined not to be confined to a cubicle. Now in my third year of Industrial Design, I’ve realised that design beautifully
connects creativity with practical application. Post-graduation, I hope to create a sense of ease and enjoyment in everyday experiences, with an innovative and sustainable approach.
Portfolio: https://yasmeentahaportfolio.webflow.io/

Zarathustra Spiegel

Writer
I am a third year Industrial Design student in the content department of Outlines. I decided to apply to Outlines because I wanted to be more involved in school, demonstrate what Carleton’s Industrial design program can do, learn more about people in the field, and bring more awareness to Industrial Design. Design for me, must either improve something, or have a beautiful, meaningful narrative/purpose. All this with the inclusion of a well thought out form, specific to its audience. As I continue to go through school I hope to embrace and improve my skills, have fun in the moment and throughout the process, and continue to explore what’s around me and what my interests are.
Portfolio: zaraspiegel.com

Evette Gonzalez

Writer
I am a second year Industrial Design student here at Carleton University. I have been designing for as long as I can remember. From the little doodles on my bedroom walls, to the ceramic sculptures in art class, I love being able to express myself in 2D and 3D forms. As an industrial design student, I like being in a constant learning stage as it provides me with inspiration that helps me develop and improve my designs. Outside of design, I enjoy listening to music, playing sports and cooking!

Ilim Karybekov

Designer
I am a second year industrial design student from Kyrgyzstan, studying at Carleton University. As an immigrant, I am drawn to multidisciplinary design, exploring how it influences daily life across different cultures and contexts. My goal as a designer is to bring a fresh perspective to every project, harnessing the power of design to connect people, share their stories, and create meaningful experiences in our ever-evolving world.

Maria Fernanda Palma Acros

Designer
I am a second year industrial design student, and it is my first year in Outlines. I like to see design as an inherently human activity, driven by creativity to create solutions, express ideas, and generate emotions. It is inclusive; it doesn’t belong solely to designers but is shaped and appreciated by everyone in some way. It is also a powerful artistic expression that speaks to the culture, history, and essence of each group. Industrial design is not just a profession or discipline but more like a presence that shapes and defines modern life.

Malcolm Hicks

Photographer
I’m currently in my second year of Carleton’s industrial design program. I like approaching projects with curiosity and problem-solving in mind whether it’s sketching out ideas, building models, or testing new materials. I’m always looking for ways to connect design to real-world needs.

Sasandee Herath

Writer
I am currently in my second year of industrial design. What I love about the subject is the versatility as well as how it branches into many fields and aspects of our lives. From creating crochet wearables to ceramics, design has been embedded in my life as a means of problem solving for as long as I remember. I look forward to sharpening my design skills and learning from others!

Avery Fortin

Designer
I’m in my first year of Industrial Design here at Carleton University. As this is my first year at Carleton, it is also my first year on the Outlines team as a member of Graphics. My passion in design is creating layout designs that are practical and visually appealing to everyone. I’m looking forward to being able to work with other members in this program and being a part of this year’s edition of the Outlines magazine.

Cadence Rowsell

Designer
I am a first year student in the Industrial Design program at Carleton University. Industrial design intrigued me because of its diverse and varied fields of design. With such room for creativity, I am excited to learn
and dive into all aspects of design to find what I truly like most. To broaden my design horizons I am excited to work on the graphics team!

Khang V. Doan

Designer
I am a 1st year BID student who loves creating. I find industrial design to be very intriguing because it’s an artform that can enhance people’s experiences and solve real-world problems. I’m looking forward to developing my skills and working alongside the Outlines team this following year.

Mary Arjune

Designer
Studying industrial design at Carleton has helped me explore a wide range of creative and technical skills. I’m especially interested in how design can support accessibility, sustainability, and meaningful interaction. I like working on collaborative projects where ideas come to life through teamwork.

Micheal Lam

Designer
Hi! My name is Michael Lam and I’m in my first year of the Industrial Design Program. Because of my passion for drawing, model building, and 3D modeling, I was naturally drawn to ID as it touched on so many of my interests. This year I’m excited to improve as a designer and learn new ways to express my skills through Outlines! In my free time I enjoy skateboarding, photography, building model kits, and collecting action figures.

Tom Sun

Undergraduate Coordinator
I’m a third-year industrial design student at Carleton University. I’m interested in how design can shape behavior and create more thoughtful, user-friendly experiences. I enjoy working through messy prototypes and figuring things out through iteration.
Portfolio: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tomsun-design/

Keeva Szeto

Master’s Coordinator
I am an active and curious individual who is always on the move – passionate about creating opportunities to bring exciting ideas to life. While my goal is to become a creative and well-rounded designer, my interest lies in creating wonderful experiences that will ultimately foster meaningful relationships and tell new stories.
Portfolio: keevaszeto.myportfolio.com