OBDF_Sophia.K

Initiatives Last year, as a graphic design project, I designed a pasta box. The project's core mission was to make a pasta package design that includes a specific audience group, which is visually impaired people. My solution at that time was highly focused on great legibility by using visual features such as colours and contrasts and a new package form for easier and safer use, which includes a drawer package with individual portion packages. However, the design could be more intuitive if the package looked like its products. So, I want to renew this design that holds the product shape. Normally, pasta products come in different shapes. To show design consistency within the brand, I would like to broaden the kind of pasta, not limiting it to penne pasta, and make pasta packages that represent different pasta shapes. Project Detail 1. Design kinds - Penne - Spaghetti - Linguini - Macaroni - Reginette - Fusilli 2. Goal of the design Make a package design that is not conventional. ( ...

  To make a extrusion that is shaped like this, I thought I can draw its outlines in Adobe Illustrator and import. The instructor showed me couple other suggestions.

 I was assigned to build a stacked slice model using grasshopper and laser printing.  Research I looked for some examples of this project and found some interesting examples.       I think these examples are interesting since unlike other examples the instructor showed, these structures have slices arrayed on circular shape and it is showcasing much free-er form than just shape extruded from the bottom and laid on the bottom. And some of the examples were showcasing very organic form and I think organic form made with high technology like laser cut is such an interesting irony and wanted to try it. Planning While doing previous projects, I saw some YouTube tutorials explaining how to build a wavy wall. I thought maybe I can build a wall that is looking similar and use slice command in grasshopper. Modeling At the first time, I made some organic curves, assigned to "curves" in grasshopper and used "loft". However in the next week, we learned how to build irregula...