Project 1 Description
Climbing Shoes

This project tackles problems within the climbing shoe industry. The goal is too provide the market with proper unisex last based footwear while also making for a more breathable and versatile fit using a durable knit technology. The project was completed for the Spring 2020 semester and can be found at https://www.behance.net/gallery/97139323/Climbing-Shoe

Project 2 Description
This project aims so improve the bowling shoe both stylistically and practically. The shoe features an asymmetric sole with interchangeable slide pads to improve the performance of a specific bowling style identified in my research through traction and slide placement on the sole and appropriate support in the heel. The project was completed for the Spring 2020 semester and can be found at https://www.behance.net/gallery/93337937/Bowling-Shoes

Project 3 Description
This project is focused on the interaction of a tote bag and the ways to make the bag more accessible for those who are walking or riding a bicycle from home to a grocery store by creating a strap system that can smoothly chance the bag from tote to backpack. The project was completed for the Fall 2019 semester and can be found at https://www.behance.net/gallery/92278677/Grocery-Pack

Bio
Hi, I'm Jordan Tull. Coming from the University of Kansas, I have gained experience in a myriad of directions from tech and furniture to footwear. Throughout school I have gained an emphasis on footwear and soft goods, however my passion for footwear began at an early age with my appreciation of the sneakerhead culture. I would like to think my design process is practical with a flourish of nonsense making for a more enjoyable and thoughtful experience on each project.