Ted Dutch

Some days you feel like just giving up, especially in the wake of such amazing work. Ted Dutch.

















And these ceramic pieces are so incredibly Wallace and Gromit it's .

The draft focus group process

Child-centric focus groups involving projective research techniques

Part 1 - See here.

Part 2 - I’d then like to follow up at a later date with a series of drawings of character design that I would’ve made to get critical formative feedback, as my design process involves the target audience’s feedback as an important feature. (3-4 weeks later)

Part 3 – I’d also like to come back with a series of 3D models, both digital and paper prototypes for more feedback. I’ll have a few extra paper prototypes I can leave behind. (2-3 weeks later)

Part 4 – Finally I’d like to show the animations and garner feedback regarding behaviour, reactions, and developing relationships. (6-8 weeks later)

Parts 2,3 and 4 to be expanded on after part 1.

Dealing with red tape at the moment, just a bit tedious... However:


check out Greenpeace's latest interactive effort. And the lovely ChupaChups pallette: