Bundled
Timeline
4 weeks (Sep'19 – Oct'19)
Deliverables
Brand System
UI/UX Design
Copywriting
Art Direction
Stay stocked and save big on healthy home essentials.
Bundled is an app that helps plan and schedule their inventory purchases across four curated bundles in the kitchen, cleaning, laundry and household categories. It makes it easy to stay stocked on high-quality products that work well, smell great and are healthy, child and pet safe. It makes household inventory management convenient without the price tag. Bundled eliminates the need to go to a physical store and predicts your restocking needs based on your consumption.
Bundled
Timeline
4 weeks (Sep'19 – Oct'19)
Deliverables
Brand System
UI/UX Design
Copywriting
Art Direction
Stay stocked and save big on healthy home essentials.
Bundled is an app that helps plan and schedule their inventory purchases across four curated bundles in the kitchen, cleaning, laundry and household categories. It makes it easy to stay stocked on high-quality products that work well, smell great and are healthy, child and pet safe. It makes household inventory management convenient without the price tag. Bundled eliminates the need to go to a physical store and predicts your restocking needs based on your consumption.
Beyond
Surface
by G.F Smith
Timeline
2 weeks (Apr'18 –May'18)
Deliverables
Sonobe Origami
Gravity-defying Sonobe installation for London Crafts Week 2018.
Beyond Surface is a gravity-defying installation by architect Kody Kato displayed at London Crafts Week 2018 that ran from 9th - 13th May 2018. It demonstrates the properties of folding and strength using Takeo paper. The installation, created in collaboration with Made Thought, highlights the technical aspects of the paper brand’s wares that go beyond the fold.
As a volunteer, I helped in creating and folding Sonobe units, eventually building them into an installation of over 5500 units. It was amazing how the papers stayed connected for days without any glue, through mere interlocking and friction.
Folding and Assembly
The folding and assembly method became an extension of the original Sonobe technique. Rather than sliding individual units and glueing them to form tetrahedra, they are folded into one another, creating a new interlocking system. This new system meant that the 5500 interlocking papers, could only be done in series by adding a single unit of paper at a time and in a particular direction.
Form The methods that were developed resulted in tetrahedra that look similar to the traditional Sonobe method, since this installation was a tribute to Mitsunobu. The overall shape could deviate from purely regular geometry into the form of something more natural and unexpected.
Spatial Experience
The result of this new folding and assembly method also creates variations in light and shadow that are experienced from inside the installation. There are anywhere between 2 and 12 layers of paper overlapping one another at any given time. The varying thicknesses allow light to transmit at different intensities, which in turn result in different lighting conditions that can be seen from below the installation.
