Meet Megan Hillman!
Megan is a working as Lead Designer with the
team featuring The Gathering Place. She is a senior in the School of Visual
Communication, studying publication design and Infographics.
Hometown: North Olmsted, OH
What is your favorite part of working on Project C?
“Everyone on Project C is so talented—it's great to collaborate with other creative people, especially when you can learn from each persons strengths. If there's something you don't know how to do, chances are somebody does. It's just a great experience to be a part of.”
Favorite memory in Athens/Ohio University:
“Going to Nationals for Ad Club for the JCPenney NSAC ad campaign.”
Where is your favorite place to spend an afternoon in Athens?
“Baker Ballroom Balcony”
What is your favorite restaurant in Athens?
Bagel Street Deli
What do you think has been the greatest invention in the last ten years?
My iPhone
What is the most valuable piece of advice you’ve ever received?
“Do what you love.”
If you were a piece of furniture, what would you be?
“An Ottoman”
If you were an Adobe Creative Suite program, which one would you be and why?
“Definitely InDesign. It's the one design program that's always open on my computer—you can do pretty much anything in there.”
What would I find in your refrigerator right now?
“Coffee creamer, break-n-bakes, and wine”
Three words that describe you best:
Optimist. Perfectionist. Nerd.
Hometown: North Olmsted, OH
What is your favorite part of working on Project C?
“Everyone on Project C is so talented—it's great to collaborate with other creative people, especially when you can learn from each persons strengths. If there's something you don't know how to do, chances are somebody does. It's just a great experience to be a part of.”
Favorite memory in Athens/Ohio University:
“Going to Nationals for Ad Club for the JCPenney NSAC ad campaign.”
Where is your favorite place to spend an afternoon in Athens?
“Baker Ballroom Balcony”
What is your favorite restaurant in Athens?
Bagel Street Deli
What do you think has been the greatest invention in the last ten years?
My iPhone
What is the most valuable piece of advice you’ve ever received?
“Do what you love.”
If you were a piece of furniture, what would you be?
“An Ottoman”
If you were an Adobe Creative Suite program, which one would you be and why?
“Definitely InDesign. It's the one design program that's always open on my computer—you can do pretty much anything in there.”
What would I find in your refrigerator right now?
“Coffee creamer, break-n-bakes, and wine”
Three words that describe you best:
Optimist. Perfectionist. Nerd.
Meet Sarah Miller!
Sarah is a senior studying commercial photography
in the Ohio University School of Visual Communication. She is the talent behind
the camera, documenting all that happens behind-the-scenes at Project C.
Hometown: Granville, Ohio
What is your favorite part of working on Project C?
“Because I'm behind the scenes, I don't really get to work with the organizations we help. I observe how everyone else interacts with each other. I guess that's my favorite part, the observing. Witnessing the changes and improvements of the area and watching fellow students devote so much of their time, money, and energy into spreading awareness is inspiring to say the least. It's so obvious that they want to be here not for themselves but for the community.”
Where is your favorite place to spend an afternoon in Athens?
"By the Hocking River with friends.”
Do you have any hidden talents?
"I have a knack for repairing things, whether it's with a hammer and nails, duct tape, paint, or even a needle and thread. I can make a fire better and faster than any guy I know (with a few exceptions) and I've been told I'm quite the masseuse. But my best hidden talent is that I can read my twin sister's mind and feel her pains when she busts something (again). She's definitely yelling at the screen now saying she can do those things better than me. Between you and me, aside from the sewing, she's right.”
The most valuable piece of advice you’ve ever received:
“These four ideas have influenced my life in extraordinary ways:
- Love. Just love. Love everyone and everything around you as you want to be loved. And when you leave, you better leave them more beautiful than when you found them. That's the only way to be truly happy, and that's the only way you're memory in this world will last longer than some facts in a history book.
- 'Everyone's got to be different. You can't copy anybody and end up with anything. If you copy, it means you're working without any real feeling. And without feeling, whatever you do amounts to nothing.' -Billie Holiday
- Take a chance, you may fail, but have faith and Just do it.
- 'A smile is the shortest distance between two people.' -Victor Borge”
“A couch. It's the one piece of furniture that can do almost anything. Everyone can enjoy your comfort, steal your cushions to slide down the stairs, sleep and relax on you. You become a trampoline or pummel-horse, the wall of a fort, plastic perfection, and my favorite, thrown out in the back yard for movie night with friends cuddled together.”
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