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20 designs · Cohort 2016 · 26 coded
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This collector is drawn to things that make the invisible visible — designs that sharpen awareness and reward close looking. Their collection centers on technology, with recurring themes of digital experience and clever solution. A moderate voice among the the observers — drawn to form, elegance, and media — collectors who notice the details others miss.
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Form, elegance, media
My Pink Pants
Every now and then I muster up the courage to wear the only item of pink clothing in my wardrobe: a pair of light pink pants. Even in a liberal environment like Harvard, wearing pink pants as a man ra
Jan 27
#1
pink pantssplit
pink pants
Jan 27
#2
gendered color coding of pink vs. bluesplit
gendered color coding of pink vs. blue
Jan 27
#3
Ketla – a (very) light news app
Our challenge this week was to design a light news app for semi-literate populations in India who only have access to low-end technology. Because these populations are semi-literate, there is a need t
Feb 1
#4
Kingpin folding chair
For this assignment, we had to rethink a skymall product. I chose this oversized chair. Before This was accompanied by the same kind of uninspired advert text that Gale pokes fun at in his 1900 arti
Feb 8
#5
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Feb 16
#6
The Best French Fry
As mentioned in my team members’ posts, our team’s goal was to find the best bagel, bar and fry combo in Cambridge. We also wanted to play with this idea of using emojis to create a concise and descri
Feb 17
#7
Look mom: I sewed!
Two days ago was the first time that I’ve ever used a sowing machine and it was awesome! The whole class used diagrams from this YouTube video. Here’s a picture of me sowing: Smooth…. Here’s the fro
Feb 19
#8
What I’ve Got: A Staple-less Stapler
A staple-less stapler you say…. I have a terrible habit of impulse buying. Especially when I get this irresistible urge to go onto Amazon after one too many beers. The things that I buy are not just i
Feb 19
#9
Google Cardboard and Emotional Design
I am absolutely in love with my Google Cardboard, which by now is pretty worn and tattered but is fortunately still useable. It’s clunky, it’s ugly and at first assembling it as not as obvious as yo
Feb 29
#10
Google Cardboardsplit
Google Cardboard
Feb 29
#11
emotional designsplit
emotional design
Feb 29
#12
Reversible Sequin Sneakers
We decided to design a shoe for young urban creatives, men and women alike. At first we played around with the idea of the shoe being similar a blank canvas, representing opportunity, creativity and
Mar 6
#13
Halfway Mark
With Spring Break right around the corner, we just finished another practical: making a simple drone in SolidWorks. Here it is within SolidWorks: And here it is with some rendering: I’m really happ
Mar 9
#14
Midsemester Reflection
This course has really helped me see and reflect on the emotional aspects of design. It’s been awesome having all of our experiences in this course framed within the context of human emotions, by look
Mar 20
#15
What I’ve Got: Teavana Tea Maker
I, like many a South African, have two things in common with most people in the British Commonwealth: a love for beating the English at their own sports (has anyone been following the cricket recently
Mar 27
#16
What I’ve Got: The Vrse App
I’ve recently been getting really into VR. Really into VR, especially with my new Sunnypeak headset, a huge improvement on the Google Cardboard. It’s cheap, more portable and more comfortable than th
Mar 28
#17
Vrse appsplit
Vrse app
Mar 28
#18
Sunnypeak VR headsetsplit
Sunnypeak VR headset
Mar 28
#19
What I’ve Got: Eero Wifi
Okay, I admit it will likely be many years before I am even in the position to consider buying Eero’s wireless router, so no, I do not have one of these. After reading Don Norman’s Living with Compl
Apr 4
#20
What I’ve Got: Sleep Cycle
Sleep cycle seems like a product that shouldn’t work: the premise of the app is that, by measuring your sleep cycles, knows when you’re in the lightest phase of sleep and can wake up at just the right
Apr 20
#21
What I’ve Got: The most popular program Microsoft has ever made
The blockbuster video games that get churned out today by game studios are a feat of engineering, art and business, requiring years of work by literally thousands of developers, artists, musicians, so
Apr 27
#22
What I’ve Got: Red Solo Cup
GOur built environment is chaotic and disorganised: there are thousands of companies selling permutations of the the same product in almost every industry imaginable. But sometimes a particular form
May 5
#23
What I’ve Got: Never-Ending Games
What is the meaning of a game like Super Mario? It’s easy: save Princess Peach by going through every level jumping on everything you can see. Finishing Mario is easy: finish every level. But what abo
May 5
#24
What I’ve Got: Beats Headphones or How to Reverse-Engineer Desirability
These are the Beats headphones that came “free” when I bought my new Mac laptop. I was excited about the laptop and asked to not have the headphones to pay less for the laptop. But the South African i
May 6
#25
What I’ve Got: Chirps by Six Foods
There is an inherent paradox in the way we treat animals: we eat pigs, wear cows and love dogs. There is this weird structure of belief that makes it morally repulsive to eat some animals and to treat
May 7
#26