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Design and Designing - for iPod/iPhone
by The Open University
How do you start to design a product? Can drawing techniques be learned? And why is modelling such a useful technique? This album introduces the basic skills necessary to communicate ideas on paper, as well as revealing the step-by-step processes for making three-dimensional models of objects, showing perspective in drawings and sketching complex objects. It also features a case study of the Strida folding bicycle, an idea taken from initial drawings to marketed product. This material forms part of The Open University course T211 Design and designing.
Episodes
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Design and designing
A short introduction to this album
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Introduction to drawing
Controlling fingers and wrist to draw shapes and letters.
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Shading and toning
Using pencil shading to show tone.
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Modeling a chair
How to make a cardboard model of a chair from a cereal carton.
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Making a cd case
How to make a CD case using simple materials.
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Generating ideas through practice
Simple techniques for designing CD cases.
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Experimenting with shapes
Making a cardboard mug using different shapes and techniques.
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Sketching elevations in design
Learning how to draw different views of a model.
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Developing perspective
Using an overlay technique to create designs.
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Orthographic views of a vase
How to sketch views of an object.
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Drawing in perspective
How to draw in two perspectives, to create a representation of a 3D object.
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The vanishing point technique
How to draw tall objects using the vanishing point technique.
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Creating quick perspective cubes
How to draw cubes without using the vanishing point technique, and how this can be used as a building block to more complex designs.
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Cubic designs
Using the 'Y' technique to extend cubic designs when creating a projection.
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Converting cubes into objects
How to use simple drawing techniques to draw objects.
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Practicing hand movements
Controlling your fingers and wrists when drawing ovals.
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Using ovals in design
Combining drawing techniques to draw cylindrical objects.
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Sketching complex objects
Using the drawing techniques of perspective, ovals, crating and outlining to draw a children's toy.
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Sketching to communicate
How sketches can be used to communicate instructions or information.
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Folding bike re-invented
The creative process that led to the design of the Strida bike.
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Refining the design
The importance of teamwork when refining a design.
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The value of sketching
Sketching as a trigger for creative design.
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
How do you start to design a product? Can drawing techniques be learned? And why is modelling such a useful technique? This album introduces the basic skills necessary to communicate ideas on paper, as well as revealing the step-by-step processes for making three-dimensional models of objects, showing perspective in drawings and sketching complex objects. It also features a case study of the Strida folding bicycle, an idea taken from initial drawings to marketed product. This material forms part of The Open University course T211 Design and designing.
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