dar on X: "1.2 Industrial Design: Head The head is something I hold deep and dear to my heart. One of (who has become) my best friends Joe & I spent thousands of hours sending back and forth shapes... and I have been in love with where we ended up since Gamma. We made a few key decisions https://t.co/y8MzO1FwI8" / X
1.2 Industrial Design: Head The head is something I hold deep and dear to my heart. One of (who has become) my best friends Joe & I spent thousands of hours sending back and forth shapes... and I have been in love with where we ended up since Gamma. We made a few key decisions
1.2 Industrial Design: Head The head is something I hold deep and dear to my heart. One of (who has become) my best friends Joe & I spent thousands of hours sending back and forth shapes... and I have been in love with where we ended up since Gamma. We made a few key decisions that guided most of the process: 1. It needed to be dead simple We achieved this by reducing the complexity of the silhouette of the head to make it: The Head, The Ear, The Face 2. It needed to be cute/friendly while maintaining We achieved this by gut feeling and talking about our feelings-- I'd recommend this…
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