Product Design
As a Product Design graduate, I've worked on multiple projects including industry projects with the following brands below.
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iDore (Industry Project with Dell)
(Electronic Product)
iDore is a headset made for VR and AR concerts. Inspired by smart glass technology, iDore is interchangeable between AR and VR to cater to in-person concerts as well as online concerts.
Software used:
- Photoshop & Keyshot for rendering
- Rhino 3D for CAD modeling
- Keyshot and Premiere Pro for animation and video
Rock-A-Two (Industry Project with Commune)
(Furniture)
Rock-A-Two is a double rocking chair featuring two face to face seats. This furniture piece is created to encourage more conversations in the family especially in the digital age where family members are often caught up in their individual activities in their own rooms. This furniture also features foot rest bars to allow single-user usage as well.
3D Printed physical model.
Software used:
- Photoshop & Keyshot for rendering
- Rhino 3D for CAD modeling
- Keyshot and Premiere Pro for animated video
Thermique
(Industry Project with Racer Technology & Perfect Nature)
(Mother Care Product)
Thermique is a heat and chill dual function cooler/heater for transporting frozen breastmilk. Frozen breastmilk's transportation experience can get complicated and much of a hassle, therefore Thermique was created to simplify this process.
3D Printed physical model.
Software used:
- Photoshop & Keyshot for rendering
- Rhino 3D for CAD modeling
- Keyshot and Premiere Pro for animated video
Inpurinto
(Furniture/ Sculpture)
Inpurinto is a chair made to hurt. The longer a user sits, the more painful it gets. It is made for people who are willing to face their bad habits of procrastinating. The pain from the chair reminds the user to get off it and also leaves polka-dot-like imprints on the user’s body to serve as a reminder that with procrastination, comes consequences. On top of that, the longer the user sits, the longer the imprints remain. The idea came about from my assigned designer who is Yayoi Kusama. She's a contemporary artist who's known for using polka dots as a motif in her artworks. Her artworks reflect her hallucinations that came along due to childhood traumas. Inpurinto is a reflection of the way Kusama uses pain in creation.
Physical model built with acrylic, resin and PVC pipes.
Software used:
- Photoshop & Keyshot for rendering
- Rhino 3D for CAD modeling
The Walking Bee
(Kids' Toy)
The Walking Bee is a toy made for visually impaired toddlers as a way to teach them how to start on a white cane in a fun way. This project was displayed at the exhibition Privy, at Brother Joseph McNally Gallery in 2021.