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week 06 _ Adv. interior architecture design

on May 07, 2021

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week 05 _ Adv. interior architecture design

WEEK 05 This week so far , I kept on progressing with the doll design and developing it , and I started shooting the stop motion video and editing some parts of it , I would say I'm really enjoying this whole process ( feeling like a director lol) . I like how the doll turned into something with a deeper meaning , this is a doll with a cape full of ( facial expressions / emotions ) , that the kids can keep on changing the expressions based on how they feel ( it's attached using Velcro ) . Also having this doll made from recycled material give it a more beautiful meaning , showing the abused kids how can we turn waste and recycled materials into something fun and beautiful and something that will make them happy. Progress : Tried new sizes to make the doll Making facial expressions The main actor Action 🎬 Pin-up progress : For this week pin-up session, I'm planning to show the " emotion super doll" and explain the idea behind the design...

Week 06_DESIGN PROPOSITION_FORUM 05

FORUM 05 The focus of this topic today is to understand the key factors that make a good presentation and what inspires people to speak passionately about their subject. In order to do answer this topic, you need to look at the link below. Q1: What were the key points of Steve Jobs successful presentation? How could it help you in convincing your audience/critics for the upcoming presentation? Q2: Who is your favorite speaker, why did you choose him/her? Answer : Q1: The key points of Steve Jobs successful presentation : 1 . Set the theme : It's important to set theme for the presentation and to make sure it's clear and consistent during the presentation , using a simple single headline that sets the direction for your meeting . For example, in a presentation about MacBook air Steve jobs said " there's something in the air to...

Week 02_DESIGN PROPOSITION_FORUM 02

FORUM 02 "Design adds value faster than it adds costs." -- Joel Spolsky, web programmer, writer, and creator of Trello. Sometimes we heard people say, "why should I pay for design? ANYONE can design..." The idea of design is always being narrowed-down with statements saying that design is simply an action that ANYONE can do. How do we, as designers can over come that? People know that good design is effective and necessary, yet for some reason, they don’t personally feel it’s worth paying for. There are several reasons why that might be, but, arguably, the most important has to do with psychology. People, at large, like to believe that they are creative on some level, even if their profession has absolutely nothing to do with design whatsoever, and when someone think that your work is easy and they can do it themselves then for sure they won't feel the need to pay you for it. Non-designers generally see design as making things pretty. They don’t value de...

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