1. what is the name of the product and who is the designer?
MOUNT MONEY Coin Bank by Karim Rashid

2. What is it used for?
Saving money, storing money

3. What was the source of inspiration for the product?
A mountain

4. How can you describe the look?
It's like a head of a hair dryer

5. What is a technological feature of the product? Briefly explain the structure/mechanism/electronic used.
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6. Why do you like the product?
It looks elegant with it's tin made aluminium design and it has a rubber stopper at its base for easily retrieving the change which is very convinient.



1. what is the name of the product and who is the designer?
VEUVE CLICQUOT LOVESEAT by Karim Rashid

2. What is it used for?
It a skeek furniture specially made for couples

3. What was the source of inspiration for the product?
Probably a heart shape?

4. How can you describe the look?
There’s something about the infinite curves, yet a nice separation of space (with a bottle of bubbly as the border)

5. What is a technological feature of the product? Briefly explain the structure/mechanism/electronic used.
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6. Why do you like the product?
Bold color, rounded shape and new movements in the furniture



1. what is the name of the product and who is the designer?
GLOBALIGHT by Karim Rashid

2. What is it used for?
Champagne Holder

3. What was the source of inspiration for the product?
Sensual and modern romantism

4. How can you describe the look?
An ultra comtempopory soft pink halo chandelier.

5. What is a technological feature of the product? Briefly explain the structure/mechanism/electronic used.
The highly-sophiscated sysytem provides light without warming the lamp and transferring heat in the bottle of champagne.

6. Why do you like the product?
It is like design jewel with pure and sensual lines. Its brushed aluminium sheet fits perfectly in the modern design surroundings or in a traditionally styled room. It alos glows in the surroundings and creates a beautiful ambience for the perfect champagne moment.

Some Sketches did today in Class, it was really engaging. I've found the Creative Side of me (:

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Select and do a CASE STUDY of any non-profitable organization/society that you would love to help out. Find out what they do and why you would love to help them out!

The case study should include these details:
Name of the selected organization/society
What do they represent?
What are their activities?
Your involvement with them. (Past, present or plan to be involved)
Immediate NEEDs that you can think of in the organization/society.

The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA).
The Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals (SPCA) is a registered animal welfare charity with IPC status.

The SPCA is not a government agency. We rely on donations from our supporters to continue our important role as animal protector.

As the only animal welfare shelter in Singapore that does not turn away any animal brought in, the SPCA receives more than 800 unwanted pets and stray animals every month.

The two main objectives of the SPCA are:
- To promote kindness to animals and birds
- To prevent cruelty to animals and birds

The Society provides many animal welfare services to the community including:
- A 24-hour ambulance service for sick, injured and very young animals
- Investigation of cruelty complaints
- Public education programme for students and adults
- A clinic for sterilisation and general treatment of stray animals
- Adoption programme
- A service for lost and found pets
- Advocacy for the humane treatment of animals
- Sterilisation voucher programme for strays

I chose SPCA becos' I've always had a 'thing' for animals and I just love them. I grew up with them since young and having such a close relationship with them, I don't see why I shoudn't help them. There are animals out there all alone, afraid, with no food or shelter. And it hurts me to know and see such things. A pet to me is like family, I don't see why there are people out there can be so heratless to leave their pet stranded on the streets, thinking they can defend on their own. They are meant to be loved, not be left aside to rot. And I want to do something about it, to put a stop to this once and for all.

I was a SPCA member in Primary School, now I'm not. I can't remember why I stopped but I hope I could go back again. What I want to do for this organisation is to do volunteerary work, it'll be so cool! There'll be animlas everywhere! I don't need the money or anything, it's the passion and satisfaction that keeps me going.

Assignment #1

Before I begin, I'd like to NOT count the first week of school, that's like orientation day like? Since nest year is gonna be super hactic, I'd give this pan about max 2 months, that seems fair.Yeah. So, since we've got that cleared out, let's begin.

• Week 1 - Understanding the THEME. This is where I would do a Mind Map and think of the different categories that relate back to the theme. This includes research and a lot of brainstorming!
• Week 2 - More research (Research is Vital) Think of the possible problems that people face in our daily lives.
• Week 3 - After looking into all the problems listed down, analyse them and finalise which problem is the best design opportunity!
• Week 4 - Use PIES and/or SCAMPER to analyse this problem and research like hell on this particular problem.
• Week 5 - Make a Persona Profile or a Mood Board to inspire and trigger your mind.
• Week 6/7 - Sketch and Think throughly of all the all the possible designs.
• Week 8 - Choose your final design and consult Mr Fiz for any misunderstandings or confirmation.
• Week 9 - Make/ do any adjustments to your design.
• Week 10 - Design and make.

Assignment #2

My brother, Nicholas, who was cute THAT TIME! Now, not as innocent as he looks. I choose this photo cos' of the ligting and what other design opportunity could be better than a messy baby :)