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Marc Newson
Marc Newson
This man is handsome indeed but I was first attracted to the organic and fluid forms of his furniture designs.
Fluid Forms integrating positive and negative spaces
There are so many things I like about Marc Newson’s works. Let’s cut to the chase, isn’t his furniture designs simply brilliant? Take for example the Orgone Stretch Lounge, a companion piece to the Event Horizon Table and the Read more →
Ross Lovegrove: Organic Essentialism
I simply find myself drawn to the work of Ross Lovegrove, which are mainly inspired by nature and organic in form. I’ve realised that when I design I tend to place greater concern in aesthetics rather than function, and that is something I need to greatly improve on. However, Lovegrove brings together these two aspects beautifully in his creations, and I admire his works not only Read more →
Naoto Fukasawa
Noato Fukusawa
One of the designers that I can best identify with is Fukusawa. I find most of his designs soothing for the eyes as it embraces the beauty of minimalism yet not causing it to look boring by adding pops of colour to his products. I love that he often uses earthy tones and round edges to present his work.
Identifying with Designers
Marc Newson // Fukasawa Naoto // Ross Lovegrove // Yves Behar // Karim Rashid
I admit that when I was given these five names of designers to choose from that I best identify with, I had picked Fukasawa solely based on what I saw on Google images. His simple and minimalist designs were what I found to be most aesthetically pleasing.
However upon Read more →
PD02- Best Product Designer identified to me.
Yves Behar - Going Beyond Design
Of the artists, the one which I admire the most is Yves Behar. To simply conceptualize consumer products is something most designers do, but Yves takes it a step further by ensuring that his products are both commercially viable and incite some form of social good, to have a purpose beyond that of its literal function.
On a personal level, I Read more →
Yves Béhar
Yves Béhar was born in Lausanne, Switzerland in 1967. He studied design in Lausanne in before attending the Art Center College of Design in Pasadena, California, graduating in 1991 with a Bachelors of Industrial Design. In the early 1990s, he worked in California’s Silicon valley, taking on tech design projects for major clients like Apple Inc.
Upon researching Yves Read more →
Marc Newson
In this post, I will be talking about an industrial designer whom I have always look up to in my field of study. And this industrial designer is none other than Marc Newson.
Marc Newson is an incredible industrial designer and have created works from a vast range including aircraft design, product design, furniture design, jewellery, and clothing. He is very influential Read more →
Minimalism, simplicity.
PD II
First Task: Prepare a one-page post with images that explain (text) which (one) of the following product designers you best identify with:
1. Marc Newson 2. Fukasawa 3. Ross Lovegrove 4. Yves Behar 5. Karim Rashid.
Among the 5 designers, I best identify with the designers, Marc Newson and Naoto Fukasawa. Their styles and products they design may be different but Read more →
Naoto Fukasawa
Naoto Fukasawa
Papilio Shell, Contemporary chair designed for a garden originated from a shell designed to enhance comfort. I am attracted to its simple yet versatile form resembling a protective helmet like that of an armadillo, a crab or a snail.
I enjoy designs which reminds me of nature. Something about nature inspired work or biomimicry makes a design appear very Read more →