This is a picture of me and my family’s dog Peanut.
He’s 16 years old now and still stealing my food.
September 16, 2020
The orthopedic drawing for my phone. It’s a really rough drawing but it has the measurements for when I make one on Rhino, which should be a lot clearer and neater.
September 18
After watching the rapid prototyping video, the thing I found most interesting is the fact that even the most futuristic ideas can be prototypes with everyday items like hairbands, chopsticks, clay and clothing hangers. I think this video taught me that every great design starts out as just ideas and scrap parts put together. In fact it also relates to this class because we are designing things and making prototypes, showing that if we have any ideas, we should try it out as a prototype as it offers more insight into what the final product might be like.
September 19
There are quite a few constraints to a cardboard phone stand such as:
Material (cardboard is not very strong or heavy)
Structure Integrity – The phone stand needs to be able to hold the phone without toppling or collapsing
Accessibility – While the phone is in the holder, the buttons and essential stuff need to be accessible without problems, or the phone stand becomes useless because you have to take it out and press the buttons.
Problem Statement
My phone stand design should hold the phone without collapsing, keep the phone stable when in the stand so it is possible to work on other things while still being able to easily look at the screen. It should also be easy to carry around and change it’s location without risking the structural integrity of the stand. I want to have a phones stand that is simple and effective, while still allowing users to be able to use the phone’s functions.
September 23
HW:
The fourth industrial revolution is one that merges many aspects of life into one giant growth of technology.
October 2
Pencil Holder Sketches:
October 7
I finished the 3d model of my pencil holder, and made sure all the parts fit together.
October 21
First side 
Second side of luminary
Final Project
For my final project my client wants a small drawer/organizer for their sticky notes and flash cards (after way too many times of losing a whole stack of vocab set).
Problem: Messy desk with way too many random bits of paper everywhere
Solution: A desktop organizer that can hold the random bits?
My brainstorm for project Ideas 
The general shape of final project 
This is the final project idea I settled on, it’s supposed to be a shelf that looks like a castle
The little tabs don’t fit, I don’t know why. I still need to fix this 
Update: Fixed the problem
drawer layouts – I added these today 
Finished layout part 1 
Finished layout part 2 
This is what the finished product should look like, I was originally gonna make 2 drawers per tower but I think I like this better