Lauren Hyndman: Final Year of Design Degree

final new 2008 leaflet

2008-06-25T08:55:20+02:00

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new 2008 graduate leaflet

2008-06-25T01:03:57+02:00

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Final Presentation Sheets

2008-05-20T23:25:19+02:00

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One day to go - all systems are go!!

2008-05-20T22:31:58+02:00

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To do

2008-05-13T15:05:40+02:00

bring plinths to hepworth (porters)

paint plinths white (fraser)

design presentation sheets for each project 800 down and 500 across

print final sheets, folio front page and cv on colour photocopier in library

buy large foam board

mount final sheets on foam board lining them up

buy grey card for aerosol presentation plinth

collect aerosol from leeds uni

collect business cards from printing.com

design new front page for folio

design new cv for folio

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Size of images for exhibition

2008-05-13T13:08:28+02:00

800mm x 500mm

Oh and I also have sent my business card design off for printing.

I collect them a week today day before the deadline.

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Report Covers

2008-05-10T23:12:53+02:00

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Edited again (Business Card!)

2008-05-10T21:33:31+02:00

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Edited design for business card (slightly!!)

2008-05-10T21:19:13+02:00

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First Design for Business Card (to resemble final degree report)

2008-05-10T16:14:37+02:00

Front

Back

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Further Progress on Fruit-Veg Bag

2008-05-09T18:01:29+02:00

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New .stl file

2008-05-09T14:02:35+02:00

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Continuing Fruit and Veg Packaging Reducer

2008-05-08T21:22:03+02:00

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New render progress

2008-05-08T16:34:17+02:00

My model....

Peter has helped me to create a 3d rendered model of my ketchup bottle so that I can get it made on a rapid prototype machine. The following images are screenshots of his version...

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Fruit and Veg holder development

2008-05-06T21:31:25+02:00

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Mechanism Designs for Aerosol

2008-05-05T19:46:06+02:00

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Designing Developments of Mechanism of Aerosol Ketchup

2008-05-04T23:55:33+02:00

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ketchup bottle models from yesterday

2008-05-03T00:32:51+02:00

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Developing Design of Fruit and Veg Carrier

2008-05-01T17:20:38+02:00

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Development in Design - Experimenting!

2008-04-30T23:48:14+02:00

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Fruit and Veg Development

2008-04-29T14:36:41+02:00

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Ketchup CAD model

2008-04-28T18:40:04+02:00

Last night I sent Peter Reed my 3DS model of my ketchup bottle so that he could have a look at it prior to getting it made by rapid prototyping. I ran an STL check on it (STL is the file format that a rapid prototype machine uses) and it found something like 42 errors, which I don't know what they are, or how to fix them, so I hope Peter can make heads or tails of it.

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Group tutorial - 24th April

2008-04-24T15:44:03+02:00

A group tutorial with Andrew and three other students today helped me work out the plan for the next for weeks... to the final deadline for all my studio work.

Now this is how my final submission for level 3 stands...

1. Dissertation (50% of submission)

2. A number of Studio Projects (collectively making other 50% of submission)

Studio project one - Packaging the Seven Deadly Sins
Studio project two - Packaging Heinz Ketchup in an Aerosol
Studio project three - Re-thinking the way people buy fruit and vegetables in supermarkets.

I have scrapped the idea of doing another small project and continuing with project three into more depth.

My Seven Sins project is now pretty much complete (a visual exploration and gimicky products to place these graphics on).

My Ketchup project, I need to work out how to make a 3d prototype of the final design, and I will be speaking to Peter Reed about this. My tutors do not believe that my original idea of a rapid prototyped model would show the way in which this "squeezy aerosol" would work.

I have been thinking about the presentation of all three projects for the final pin up....

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Dissertation Deadline Done

2008-04-19T12:56:00+02:00

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Started putting up my exhibition

2008-04-17T23:27:23+02:00

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Key to Den Trends

2008-04-16T12:20:00+02:00

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Symbols for exhibition

2008-04-14T22:45:07+02:00

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Progress across all projects

2008-04-11T15:26:35+02:00

I got a copy of my dissertation to Wendy to begin reading whilst I work on my photograph exhibition which is due to be put up before next Friday. The real and final copy of my dissertation is at a bookbinding company being professionally hard backed and the pages sewn together.
I have created seven deadly sin 2D keyrings. I plan to look into developing these into 3D keyrings shortly using a rapid prototyping machine.

The keyrings come in a series featuring each sin: wrath, envy, pride, greed, sloth, lust and gluttony.
Due to sloth and lust (bottom middle row, second and third along) printing so darkly, I readjusted the levels of the image and got these two reprinted (see below).

My original brief was to package the seven deadly sins. Last week I came across a product which uses the seven deadly sins as a theme (see below).
This product is a box of chocolates and within the main box contains seven individual round boxes, one for each sin. They each contain a flavoured chocolate relating to the sin of the box in which it is in.
The chocolate-flavour association can be seen below on the products label.

I also experimented with the idea of printing these sins on a mug. Then using a thermochromic pigment black paint over the top of the image, so that when boiling water is poured into the mug, the black disappears and the sins image appears. The before and after images can be seen below.

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...with title...

2008-04-04T20:09:53+02:00

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Updated design for Seven Sins Mug

2008-04-04T02:37:05+02:00

I have subtley added the words of each sin to make it extra obvious which sin is which. It has come to my attention that not everyone is aware what the seven deadly sins are. They are able to name two, possibly three but not all. I am assisting their knowledge. A teacher of the sins if you will.

Oh, it is also brighter due to not printing very well. Sloth printed so dark that it was almost not possible to see the image. Was very dissappointing, but hopefully I have now amended this.

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