I've designed all the marketing, such as flyers, tickets, etc. We even have a custom stamp to stamp people's hands on entry to the club, made using a laser cutter and some rubber, pretty sweet!
Thursday, 17 March 2011
TIGER BLOOD
A few of us have organised a club night to raise money for our public product design exhibitions coming up in May. We'll have it once or twice a month depending on the success of the first night.
I've designed all the marketing, such as flyers, tickets, etc. We even have a custom stamp to stamp people's hands on entry to the club, made using a laser cutter and some rubber, pretty sweet!
I've designed all the marketing, such as flyers, tickets, etc. We even have a custom stamp to stamp people's hands on entry to the club, made using a laser cutter and some rubber, pretty sweet!
Tuesday, 8 March 2011
I wish I had a decent camera
Some snaps I've taken on phones over the last year.
I've always wanted to be able to afford an SLR camera
I've always wanted to be able to afford an SLR camera
Sunday, 6 March 2011
'Age Old' project
We're currently designing solutions to help the older generation get along with their lives. I've been doing a lot of role-play to understand older peoples' problems.
I managed to borrow a wheelchair and also get hold of some glasses that reduce your vision to "severely impaired".
I made a fry up whilst in the wheelchair, and then I spent the following day in University in the wheelchair which was a tough experience to say the least!
I wore the glasses for about three hours, and attempted to cook a curry and watch a movie (or rather listen to it) with my housemates. I'm pretty sure I ate at least one raw piece of chicken...eurgh.
Removing the glasses after all that time was an odd experience; it felt as if I was seeing the world in super-HD, it really made me appreciate my sight.
I managed to borrow a wheelchair and also get hold of some glasses that reduce your vision to "severely impaired".
I made a fry up whilst in the wheelchair, and then I spent the following day in University in the wheelchair which was a tough experience to say the least!
I wore the glasses for about three hours, and attempted to cook a curry and watch a movie (or rather listen to it) with my housemates. I'm pretty sure I ate at least one raw piece of chicken...eurgh.
Removing the glasses after all that time was an odd experience; it felt as if I was seeing the world in super-HD, it really made me appreciate my sight.
Thursday, 3 March 2011
More exhibition ideas
Tuesday, 1 March 2011
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