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Product design is an essential part of all product development and innovation processes.
Project theme - Sketch any product a day using different drawing techniques.
Product - Audi race car concept.
Technique - Quick and messy sketch using markers and a ball point pen with little detail done. However it immediately allows a person to look at it and have an idea on what it is. This speeds up ideation process.
Project theme - Sketch any product a day using different drawing techniques.
Product - Film camera concept.
Technique - Sketches of product shown in different positions and with an organised presentation of it allows the design to be easily understood.
ZURB is a close-knit team of product designers that help companies design better websites, services and online products.(www.zurb.com).
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The experience of the co-designer...part of a PhD project exploring the purchase of custom products.
My T-shirt packaging
Er hat den „bösen Blick“ eines Boliden, die angriffslustige Frontpartie eines SUV und dank des trapezförmigen Grills und der exponierten Lufteinlässe eine durchtrainierte Erscheinung.
As RED's top selling women's helmet, the Pure needed a nice touch or graphics and materials that spoke to female riders. An oriental winter theme was used with graphics featuring classic chinese/japanese gloss imagery on matte helmet colors. WIth waterproof rip stop on the outside of the earpads, and an ultra-soft fleece liner that's warm and snug, the Pure is the perfect spot of femininity for woman snowboarders.
ZURB Wired 2014: Meet Sacred Heart Community Services, a bay area non-profit organization that is celebrating 50 years of helping end poverty. We’re working alongside their team to help them with their holiday campaign and celebrating their 50th anniversary! We'll work on brand strategy and design for their campaign, including a website, brochures, posters and other goodies.
The ZURB Wired 24-hour marathon is where our team and the team from one lucky local nonprofit get together to do something great in 24 hours. We spend the day helping the nonprofit solve a big challenge; whether it be marketing for an upcoming event, or completely overhauling their brand; and we get it all done in 24 hours.
ZURB is a close-knit team of product designers that help companies design better. (www.zurb.com
Moderne Design-Elemente sind die Grundlage des
Cellcube-Entwurfs: In Anlehnung an Automotive-Designs
wurden eine hochglänzende Front installiert, die Be- und Entlüftung
großzügig gestaltet sowie prägnante Sicken gestaltet
und der auffällige Schriftzug plastisch hervorgehoben.
Modelagem da bicicleta ergométrica da Reebok modelo B5.7e.
Comecei a modelar essa belezinha pra um cliente ontem com poucas referências que prestassem, mas acredito que esteja bem próxima do real.
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Modeling the Reebok bike B5.7e.
I started modeling this baby for a client yesterday with few relevant references, but I think that is getting very close to the real.
a tv remote control, modified by family members, with furnace tape and cardboard – this creates a more dummy-proof device that a senior in a care center was using, so he would not inadvertantly press buttons that screwed up the delicate cable settings or switch to a DVD player by mistake. A "thoughtful" act actually, and shows how untrained people solve problems through BRUTAL means, no focus group, just pure "necessity bred invention"
Die doppelten Flächen im Bereich des Radhauses lassen das Führerhaus wesentlich leichter wirken. Die Weiterführung des Radkastens unter der Transportschale verleiht dem Fahrzeug einen harmonischen und weichen Schwung, der dennoch den aggressiven und kräftigen Gesamteindruck nicht stört. Dreiteilige Tiefbettfelgen und farbig eloxierte Schraubmuttern sowie Nebelscheinwerfer, die nicht einfach an das Gehäuse angeschweißt, sondern formschön in die Verkleidung integriert werden, zeigen die Liebe zum Detail.
Project theme - Sketch any product a day using different drawing techniques.
Product - Industrial heater
Technique - With horizontal cylinders, parts such as a grip are drawn using centre lines and cross sections so in this case, horizontal and vertical lines.
Design: Marco Bernini e Francesca Macrì
Produttore: Cementubi
Francesca Macrì was born in Turin. Prior to receiving a Degree in Industrial Design with a specialization in Eco-Design at the Politecnico di Torino, she obtained a master in Advertising & Graphic Design at the IAAD and did advertising for AroundInside and Altrimenti magazines and for Proges Design and Idea Up agencies. She has received awards from Food Design 5, Corto Dams Festival, Accessori & Design, ManifestaZOOne, Gwangju Biennal Design, Vittorio Bonacina Award, which were published in DAS Design After School, Piemonte Torino Design, Biennial of Young Artist from Europe and the Mediterranean, and magazines Il Sole 24 Ore, Activa, Plastdesign, Modo, and has been noticed at the 13th Edition of the Biennial of Young Artist from Europe and the Mediterranean, Gwangju Design Biennial (Korea), Torino Design Capital, Macef, Milan and Italian show-rooms. In collaboration with 5 of the major european design universities on the Eco and Narciso Project.
Her singular methodology and ethic applies to the study of a material or a concept by which she gathers contextual information i.e. social, cultural, ethical, biological, technological and ecological. Francesca Macri’s end goal is to attain innovation; its success is not only in producing a formally designed object but also to nd its links to emotional and symbolic values.
At the same time, she ideated the lecture and workshop ‘Theater and Design’, and was assistant-professor of Industrial Design at the Politecnico di Torino. Since 2005, she has always worked in cross-disciplinary projects spanning the visual arts and design. With an inquisitive and conclusive mind, Francesca Macrì has kept a wide, articulated and problem solving vision, resulting in collaborations with academic institutions, large and small industries, and with designers, architects and photography directors.
Francesca Macrì works with Marco Bernini, Bis Productions, Ninika
Francesca Macrì è nata a Torino. Prima di laurearsi in Disegno Industriale con una specializzazione in Eco-Design presso il Politecnico di Torino, ottiene un master in Advertising & Graphic Design presso lo IAAD e lavora come graphic designer per le riviste AroundInside e Altrimenti e le agenzie Proges Design e Idea Up.
Alcuni suoi progetti sono stati premiati e selezionati per Bienniale Giovani Artisti dell’Europa e del Mediterraneo, Gwangju Design Biennial (Korea), Torino Design Capital, Macef, Food Design 5, Corto Dams Festival, Crazy Pack, Accessori & Design, ManifestaZOOne, Gwangju Biennal Design, Vittorio Bonacina Award, e pubblicati in published in DAS Design After School, Piemonte Torino Design, Biennial of Young Artist from Europe and the Mediterranean, Il Sole 24 Ore, Activa, Plastdesign, Modo. In collaborazione con 5 delle principali università europee di design ha lavorato per il progetto Eco e Narciso.
La sua singolare metodologia ed etica del progetto è applicata allo studio di un materiale o a un concept attraverso lo studio dei differenti contesti: sociale, culturale, etico, biologico, tecnologico ed ecologico. Il principale obiettivo è innovare. Un’innovazione non solo formale, ma funzionale, ecocompatibile e con forti valori emozionali e simbolici.
Dal 2005 Francesca Macrì lavora in progetti multidisciplinari che coinvolgono le arti e il design, collabora con istituzioni accademiche, grandi e piccole aziende, designer, architetti e fotografi, progetta e conduce i workshop “Teatro e Design” ed è esercitatrice per il corso di laurea in Disegno Industriale al Politecnico di Torino.
Attualmente Francesca Macrì lavora con Marco Bernini, Bis Productions, Ninika
ZURB is a close-knit team of product designers that help companies design better websites, services and online products.(www.zurb.com).
A new desk design! Idea I have here is the main body could be 3d printed and then finished with automotive paint. Then the top would be some kind of glass like plastic. Say acrylic or something along those lines.
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One of my products that I designed while working at Design Ideas is apparently being used on the set of "Parenthood"! That was pretty cool to see last night.
The product is called "Tread Bin" and it is a soft bin made from the same materials as flip flops. They used to be sold at Container Store, but I don't think you can buy them any more.