Competition: Whos cardboard car can go the furthest.Skills: Cardboard prototyping, motor basic, chain/belt drive

Familiarizing with prototyping and mechanising cardbox, simultaneously learning about the basic operation of motors.

A short look into my logo designs.

A free hand marker drawing on my boots to elevate its value.

A logo I design to help the startup of a club in University of Glasgow.

A short creativity project about developing a world solution during the Covid.

A simple project about designing lamps.

A project about working on a specific UN sustainability goals. Zero waste was our target, and plastics mushroom bin was our idea.

Logo design for my band: Denver National Hockey Team

A warm up exercise to the year. Picture yourself in the world of the future, design a product for your future world.

A project about mimicing nature to develop a project to shape the world.

This was a exercise in practicing our understanding of company’s value. Given a particular company, Petzl in this case, understand its histories and value through and through. After which, design a product as if it was produced by the company.

A short project demonstrating my drawing skill.

In simple terms. Laptop’s manufacturer was restricting memory clock speed.

A one piece suit jacket that I made on a whim. Demonstrate my resilience in finishing a project. Took around 3,000 paperclips.

The £5 Challenge. Make something “Interesting” with £5, project with the most votes win. I made a blender.

Designed and 3D printed a compact rubber band-powered car. Focused on optimizing the powertrain for maximum distance and speed. Iterated on designs to overcome friction and balance weight distribution.