Before Industrial Design
Before beginning my education as a designer in Eindhoven, I spent my years moving and living in different parts of Europe. I spent time in the Netherlands, Switzerland, France and Germany before coming back to the Netherlands. I have been curious about design and interested in the act of creating things for as long as I can remember. Initially, I found architecture an extremely interesting topic but I lost interest in it as a profession after following along with a family friend who is an architect for a day. My interest in industrial design came mostly from my time in Germany, as I followed a course my school offered called "Design Technology". In this course I learned about one form of the design cycle - going through it on one major project. Aside from that, I predominantly practiced making skills: woodworking, foam or card modelling, 3D modelling and printing.
Back garden deck
This was a deck that I designed and built manually from the ground up with a challenging incline to work with. It was a project that involved precise designing and intense manual labour. There was also left over wood that was used to make accompanying plant pots. (The parasol was not built by me)
Desktop organiser
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Other experience
I followed courses for Fusion 360, sketching, woodworking, foam modelling, etc. Predominantly making skills. Some practice exercises on Fusion 360 can be seen to the left. Below are PDFs of ideation sketches and models.
