At 3DPets, I helped create custom prosthetics and mobility devices for animals who could not explain what felt wrong. I learned to study body language, movement, and comfort through repeated fittings. Iteration became a form of listening—refining each device around the animal instead of asking the animal to adapt to it.
Industrial Designer · Georgia Tech
Hi, I’m Lillian.
I design thoughtful products that make everyday experiences easier, more intuitive, and a little more joyful.
ExperienceIndustrial Design Intern
3DPets · Animal prosthetics · 2026
Graphic Design ChairAlpha Phi · 2025–Present
EducationB.S. Industrial Design
Georgia Tech · 2029
StrengthsCAD + Prototyping
Fusion 360 · SolidWorks · Adobe
DirectionDesign for Impact
Healthcare · Accessibility
Projects
Healthcare · Inclusive Design · In progress
Accessible Eyedrop Dispenser
A reusable, button-actuated eyedrop system designed for people navigating tremors, grip limitations, fatigue, or an unfamiliar routine.
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Hover to fill shelfStorage · Materials · Completed prototype
Cub Corner
A compact wall-mounted shelf that turns stuffed-animal storage into a flexible display through a supportive leather bridge and modular brackets.
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Furniture · Mechanisms · Full-scale prototype
Step Up
A folding step stool developed to extend everyday reach while storing compactly and feeling considered enough to remain in view.
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Footwear · Form development · Full-scale prototype
Strata Sole
A platform shoe shaped from a 3D foot scan to explore added height, stability, personal expression, and wearable sculptural form.
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How I approach design
I’m an Industrial Design student at Georgia Tech interested in how thoughtful products can improve someone’s everyday life.
Creativity has always been a big part of my life, from sewing dolls as a child to playing viola. At Georgia Tech, I continue to play in orchestra and write for The Technique, both of which have strengthened how I observe, communicate, and approach my design work.
Let’s talk about thoughtful products, accessible design, and making everyday experiences work better.
lillianmorris36@gmail.com