Design 21: Social Design Network

Everyday products are going through a circular pattern. They suggest the idea of use it, throw it away, buy more and use it. This happened because consuming products is cheap and the most important thing, there are no connections between customers and the product itself. Human beings are the kind of animals, who will give and adapt feelings to an objects or product when something happened during the time. The emotional attachment is hard to catch, but I believe if we can apply it in the design process, people will be more precious and taking a lot more care for the products. My goal is to add value in to the product and further draw connections between the products and the customers together. To achieve the goal it includes customization, personalization, and further more to study human emotions. During these three years of school at Parsons I learned a lot of tools, which will further helped me in design and also in the future career of design. I'm really confident on drawing and rendering skills on the computer by using Illustrator, Photoshop, InDesign, Graphite, and Solidworks. I'm also really confident on my wood working skills as well as the research skills. The things I’m not good at are my metal welding skills and hand drawn rendering skills. I hope I can improve on that this year.