
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design. Show all posts
25 August, 2013
MOLLY
Here is a concept I presented recently for my product paper. unfortunately the design was not chosen to be developed and put into production. 

22 October, 2012
Hopscotch
One of my University papers at Massey is Art and Design Studio A. For part of this paper I had create a work that interacted or commented on my sight which was Courtney place. This is my final video.
In other news, I have now finished uni for the year and have summer holidays. So keen for summer fun times. Also I need to actually do something with this sleepy little blog...
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23 July, 2012
Seahorse Mate
For one of my classes I had to chose an object that I will draw multiple times and then eventually reach some sort of abstract logo based conclusion. I happened to choose this seahorse from the table so I get to look after the little fellow for a while.
03 June, 2012
Inventing Materials
This is my end use board for one of my university papers. For the paper I had to experiment with a bunch of materials with the intention of changing their properties. My final material ended up being layers of fabric with lines sewn into them to create cells to hold expanding foam in certain places/shapes. For this end use board I wanted to give it stereotypical aesthetic qualities of action sports companies to fit the chosen application.
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foam,
Massey,
materials,
materials design and making,
protective,
surf,
surfboard,
uni,
university
08 May, 2012
Cardboard Kitchen
For my Art and Design Studio assignment I had to produce a work biased loosely on "narrative of self". I was not super happy with were i ended up but it was an interesting process. Here is what I wrote to explain my work.
"For my final piece I have crafted the entire bench top
surface of my kitchen from cardboard so that it is raised up to a height that
is convenient for me. For some years now
I have found bench tops and other parts of houses to be a poor fit for myself
as I am a rather tall person. This cardboard installation is more of a sketch
showing how things could be in a world ideal for myself but inconvenient for
others. The aesthetics of the cardboard help to establish a sense of this being
not so much a permanent fixture and more a proposal of a possibility. I came to
this final work because I was experimenting with scale and proportion and I
feel that this fits well as this work puts the kitchen into the
same scale as me. I am presenting photographs of my work because it would be
almost impossible to bring the pieces I have made in and once they were out of
context they would make very little sense."
More work that I am doing/have done can be seen on the blog that I use for my Digital Design and Visualization class.
06 November, 2011
DEAD WEIGHT - finished
This year for art design we were allowed to chose a project of our own and create a brief that for whatever we wanted. I figured that if i chose a subject i was interested in and passionate about then i would feel this way about my work, well to a certain degree anyway. I feel like this showed off in my work throughout the year.
This is dead weight BMX magazine. a fictional BMX magazine i created inspired by music movies and other forms of media that drive the BMX community.
So anyway, this is my work panel by panel, enjoy.
First panel
Second panel
Third panel
05 October, 2011
Anchored on the skyline
Above is one of the pictures i took to use in my art design and a silly poster thing i did for fun.
Oh well, enjoy.
Oh well, enjoy.
03 August, 2011
Generic Poster
This will also mostlikely change many times before it is used. however i felt like posting it for shits and giggles.
24 July, 2011
Poster/Cover
These are some images i have done recently for art design. they will most likely change before i am done with them but i think i like the feel of them.
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