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DAB Radio
DAB Radio - Using an underlay of the internal component dimensions I experimented with aspects of form, colour, interaction and styling.
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Ben Carter
Multidisciplinary Design Innovation MA/MSc Graduate
London, United Kingdom
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About
I have always been fascinated with making things and how things work. I am very comfortable with sketching, computer rendering and CAD work but most enjoy exploring ideas in a tangible form for its dynamic insights and communicative benefits. I have been fortunate to study, develop and work in numerous places amongst inspiring people. I am always looking for the next adventure. Please feel free to get in touch with comments, suggestions or if I can be of service to you.
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Education
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MA/MSc, Multidisciplinary Design Innovation Design/Engineering/BusinessNorthumbria University2011 - 2012
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BA (Hons) Design for IndustryNorthumbria University2007 - 2011
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Product DesignCentral Saint Martins London – NABA Milan Dual city summer course2007 - 2007
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PhotographyCentrum voor de Kunsten Eindhoven2005 - 2005
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DesignerProduct RevolutionNov 2011 - Dec 2011 (1 month)
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Freelance DesignerCrucible Industrial Design LtdJun 2010 - Jul 2010 (1 month)Freelance designer: collaborative concept generation, illustration and presentation preparation.
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Designer, Model MakerKSB Architects and Engineers BerlinAug 2009 - Sep 2009 (1 month)Roles: Concept Design, illustration, model making and liaising with clients.
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On Coroflot@Ben_C, member since 2008
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admire the sketch ... !
Very cool designs here... I can almost feel the weight of the designs near the center, with those heavy-duty straps! I also miss the joy of tuning via mechanical means. There is something gratifying about putting some effort into tuning in a station!
Thank you very much for your comments. The retro styling of the concept in the top left corner and the green radio are my favourites too. This was inspired by my fond memories of tuning radios with sliders or twisting dials before digital channel searching became the norm.
i like the old feeling of radio. today, there are lots of new gudgets with high techs. so radios that have simple look and retro style are more attractive and cost effective. great concepts good luck 2 u ~^@ *****
i like the old feeling of radio. today, there are lots of new gudgets with high techs. so radios that have simple look and retro style are more attractive and cost effective. great concepts good luck 2 u ~^@ *****
Thank you very much for your comments. The retro styling of the concept in the top left corner and the green radio are my favourites too. This was inspired by my fond memories of tuning radios with sliders or twisting dials before digital channel searching became the norm.
Very cool designs here... I can almost feel the weight of the designs near the center, with those heavy-duty straps! I also miss the joy of tuning via mechanical means. There is something gratifying about putting some effort into tuning in a station!
admire the sketch ... !