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PRODUCT DESIGN PORTFOLIOKEVIN DAVID

all work copyright Kevin David 2011-2013

P R O D U C T D E S I G N

CONTACT: 2133 STOCKTON ST APT201A SAN FRANCISCO, CA 94133 209 275 4017 KRDAVID1028@GMAIL .COM

OBJECTIVE

EDUCATION

SKILLS

EXPERIENCE

To gain valuable experience at a product design firm that aims to create aesthetically pleasing and functionally sound designs

ACADEMY OF ART UNIVERSITY, San Francisco, CA BFA Industrial Design2007 - 2013

Adobe IllustratorAdobe PhotoshopAutodesk AutoCADAutodesk Sketchbook ProIdeation SketchingMicrosoft WordModelmaking (Foamcore Prototyping, Form Development)SolidworksWoodshop/Metalshop Familiarity

VOLARE STUDIO, San Francisco, CAIntern2013 - PresentAssist in developing modular furniture collection via productconceptualization in Solidworks.

REFERENCES Available upon request

KEVIN DAVID

RECOGNITION TESLA MOTOR LODGE FURNITURE project selected for exhibition at Academy of Art University Spring Show 2013 at The Palace of Fine Arts in San Francisco

VANS, Modesto, CASales AssociateJuly 2008 - Sept.2009

Promoted and sold merchandise through knowledge of product.

VANS, San Francisco, CASales Lead2009 - PresentMarket and sell merchandise by demonstrating knowledge of product. Oversee sales team, aiding associates in achieving objectives.

DISCLAIMER: All brands represented in this portfolio are used independent of their respective companies and are intended for exercise purposes only.

T E S L A H A U S

5U R B A N E

L A U R E A T E

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TERRALINKdisaster relief kiosk

PROJECT BRIEF

image: The New York TimesTERRALINK

In a post-disaster situation, people are displaced

from their loved ones. Communication is vital in this environment,

and often the primary methods of cell phones and internet

access are shut down. In order to reunite people and provide

aid, communication must be re-established.

USER PROFILE

Calvin is alone outdoors when a Category 4 typhoon hits the city. He is two miles away from his family in downtown Manila. Hearing-impaired and not able to shout for help, Calvin takes cover under a slide in a city playground, wind and debris battering the environment around him. The boy is frozen with fear and must find a way to reconnect with his loved ones.

CALV IN ARROYO , 1 1Man i l a , PH I L I P P IN E S

TERRALINK

BRAND SELECTION

TERRALINK

Eton manufactures emergency radios for use in outdoor and post-disaster settings. These rugged devices utilize battery, solar, and handcrank power sources to allow for function in almost any situation. Their product form language was chosen as a reference for the design of the Terralink. Ruggedization; large corner radii; durable exposed fasteners and bright, highly visible color details being a few of the key aesthetic features used.

RU G G E D I Z E D

H I G H LY- V I S I B L EAC C E N T C O L O R S

TERRALINK

IDEATION SKETCHINGcapturing the form language

TERRALINK

USAGE SCENARIO

delivery of six-count bundleof Terralink units to disaster site

discover units pull out one kioskdeploy base legs

twist to unlock,then extend

TOP

(three legsto deploy)

raise to full height by pulling up on handles

P H YS I C A L M O D E L Sfrom sketch model to full scale prototype

TERRALINK

TERRALINK

MAIN FEATURES + TECHNOLOGY

PHOTOVOLTAIC-PIEZOELECTRICCELLS: provide energy fromthe sun and ambient vibration

INTERNET CONNECTIVITY: voice over internet protocol (VOIP) messaging to disaster relief operator; capacative touch screen with one-touch SOS

PROXIMITY SENSOR ACTIVATION: user simply needs to be standing near sensor or place hand or finger near this areato allow Terralink unit to activate

Cross-section allows for six Terralink units to be bundled in storage

Three screens serving three users

TERRALINK

TRIANGULARC R O S S - S E C T I O N

top view

arrows indicatedirection for bundling together

providing communication and aid after a natural disaster

TERRALINKdisaster relief kiosk

VO L U M I N O U S

R A K I S H

S V E LT E

2020 LOUNGE FURNITURE f o r a SAN FRANCISCO DEST INATION

P R O J E C T B R I E F

DESIGN CAPTIVATING LOUNGE FURNITUREF O R T H E L O B B Y O F A P R O P O S E D

TESLA HOTEL IN SAN FRANCISCO

I N T E R I O R S + E N V I R O N M E N T

Investigation of various building interiors was undertaken to visualize the modernist yet retro ambiance of the Teslahaus. Inspi rat ion was taken f rom places such as Tony Stark’s penthouse f rom the I ron Man f i lms , the W Hotel in San Diego, and the Elrod House in Palm Springs.

Envisioned as a pitstop for the Tesla driver on a road tr ip, the Embarcadero in San Francisco was chosen as the pr imary location for the Tes lahaus.

E R G O N O M I C A N D V O L U M E T R I C S T U D I E S1:1 lounge chair models were built to analyze ergonomic viability and the presence of form in full scale.

P LY W O O D C O N S T R U C T I O N

F O A M U P H O L S T E RY

F O A M C O R E F O R M S T U DY

D E V E L O P M E N T O F 1 : 1 2 S C A L E M O D E L SMiniature representations of selected furniture concepts were constructed to examine proportion and three-dimensionality.

S C A L E D C A D O R T H O G R A P H I C S

M O D E L P R O G R E S S I O N

ORTHOGRAPHICS_CHEVRONE KEVIN DAVID . FURNITURE DESIGN ONE

1:12 SCALE _ DIMENSIONS IN INCHES

3

.5

2.3°

78° 74°

34

24

23

71°

28

60

29

23

6.5 24.5

ORTHOGRAPHICS_DIAGONE KEVIN DAVID . FURNITURE DESIGN ONE

1:12 SCALE _ DIMENSIONS IN INCHES

24

15°

6

21

20

95°

3.00

37.4

12.3

10.1 75° 70°

19 27.3 22.2

16.3

19

15°

26.7

ORTHOGRAPHICS_MONTE KEVIN DAVID . FURNITURE DESIGN ONE

1:12 SCALE _ DIMENSIONS IN INCHES

43

1.5

24

18.5

9.3

4° 15

21

133°

107°

1.5

24.3

16.3

62°

25.5°

10

42

16.5

53

TESLAHAUS IS A SAN FRANCISCO DESTINATION.A P I T S T O P W I T H I N T H E G O L D E N G AT E C I T Y

F O R T E S L A E N T H U S I A S T S . T H E Y O U N G , D R I V E N P R O F E S S I O N A L

W I L L B E AT H O M E H E R E , S U R R O U N D E D

B Y A N O S TA L G I C Y E T M O D E R N A M B I A N C E .

R E T R O F U T U R I S M F O R T H E T E C H - S A V V Y M I L L E N N I A L .

F I N A L C O L L E C T I O N

C H E V R O N EC O F F E E / S I D E T A B L EC H E V R O N EC O F F E E / S I D E T A B L E

T a p e r i n g F o r m . M a t e r i a l E m p h a s i s . D i r e c t i o n a l i t y .

D I A G O N EL O U N G E C H A I RD I A G O N EL O U N G E C H A I R

O b l i q u e S e c t i o n i n g . P a r t L i n e E m p h a s i s . A s y m m e t r y .

E X P L A N A T O R Y

Reading in bars, who does that? One would be

surprised to find out that a lot of reading actually takes place in bars. The typical literate barfly visits their neighborhood tavern at happy

hour to catch up on the latest best-seller. The act of reading, is of

course, not limited to books. Reading menus, a credit card/ check,

and seeing the face of the person sitting in the bar stool next to you

is not very clear in the poorly-lit environment of a bar.

PROJECT BRIEF

USER PROFILE

Made l e i ne wo r k s a t a r enowned pub l i s h i ng o f f i ce i n San F r anc i s co . F ond o f wo r k i ng on ma te r i a l o u t s i de o f t he o f f i ce , s he o f t en f r equen t s ca f e s and ba r s i n t he Haye s Va l l e y ne i ghbo r hood t o r ead he r copy and en j oy a n i ce beve rage . Made l e i ne u se s t he d im mood l i g h t i ng t o r ead .

MADE L E IN E C LARK , 2 8COPY ED I TOR

IDEATION SKETCHINGi l l um i na t ed coa s t e r f o rms

B E V E R AG E C OA S T E R + TA S K L I G H T

J U X TA P O S I T I O N / I N T E R S E C T I O NO F F O R M S

Exploring the concept of task lighting in bars for reading necessitated visiting pubs and taverns with mellow atmo-spheres, versus the raucous environment of a packed weekend bar. Existing methods of illuminating reading material were tested to compare reading comfort.

brainstorming on sticky notes at the bar

CANDLELIGHTPROS: warm, inviting, moodlightCONS: dim light, danger of flame

CELLPHONE LIGHTPROS: bright, aimableCONS: light intensity is disruptive, battery drain

CONCEPT EXPLORATIONt ypes o f l i gh t i n a ba r env i r onmen t

SKETCH MODEL TESTINGimp l emen t i ng t he concep t

V a r i o u s s i z e s o f c i r c u l a r a n d e l l i p t i c a l c o r k swa tche s we re t e s t ed a s s h r oud s t o d i r ec t t he l i g h t away f r om ba r pa t r on s .

T h e m o d e l w a s u s e d i n a b a r e n v i r o n m e n t t o i l l u m i n a t e a f u l l p i n t o f b e e r , c r e a t i n g w a s w a s c o i n e d a s “ t h e l a v a l a m p e f f e c t . ”

A f u nc t i o na l mode l wa s f a b r i c a t e d f r o m l a t h e d po l y u r e t hane r e s i n , an L ED c l i c k l i g h t , and co r k l i n e r s .

o n

o l d v s new

T H E L AVA L A M P E F F E C T

C O R K S H R O U D S

WO R K I N G S K E T C H M O D E L

o f f

STACKEDnesting coasters

The concept of stackability was pursued to give Aurora Beerealis a purposeful form. The light shroud also acts as an element which facilitates

Before molding multiple models, stacking sketch models were made out of sand-blasted plastic cups. A digital iteration in Solidworks was created to ensure the coaster would nest into itself.

nesting of multiple coasters.

COMPONENTS

i n j ec t i o n mo lded cove r

po l yca rbona te s he l l

m i c r o L ED s ( x 5 )

ba t t e r y ho l de r

r emovab l e / r ep l aceab l eco r k ba se

co i n l i t h i um- i on ba t t e r y

t o r x s c r ew ( x 2 )

PRODUCT USAGEbeneficial task lighting for bar patrons

catch up on a bestseller while youenjoy a beverage

close out yourtab in style

break the ice witha friendly glow

cheers!

M E N ’ S F O O T W E A R C O L L E C T I O N F A L L / W I N T E R 2 0 1 3

{ U R B A N E }

{ L A U R E A T E }

S UAV E , C O U RT E O U S , A N D R E F I N E D I N M A N N E R

O N E W H O I S H O N O R E D F O R O U T S TA N D I N G AC H I E V E M E N T

W H A T I S A N U R B A N E L A U R E A T E ?

T A R G E T M A R K E T

D R I V E N C I T Y D W E L L E R . C O M M U T E S B Y B I C Y C L E . W O R K I S P L AY. M I D 2 0 s - M I D 3 0 s . $ 5 0 , 0 0 0 - $ 7 0 , 0 0 0 A N N U A L S A L A RY.

$ 1 0 0 - $ 3 0 0 P R I C E P O I N T. S O L D AT S TA N D A L O N E S T O R E ,O N L I N E R E TA I L , B A R N E Y ’ S N E W YO R K , B L O O M I N G D A L E S .

S E G M E N T A T I O N

S T R E E T W E A R F O R M A L

P R O D U C T

P E R S O N A

T H E M E T R O P O L I T A NHEROS JOURNEY’

T H E R E T U R NI N S P I R A T I O N / M O O D

T H E D E P A R T U R E

T H E I N I T I A T I O N

I D E A T I O N

COLOUR POP

SPATTERDASH

REPEATED CUSHIONING

T H E I N I T I A T I O N

T H E D E P A R T U R E

T H E R E T U R N

{ C O L O U R PA L E T T E }

BRASS GROMMETS+

RAWHIDE LACES

FULL GRAIN LEATHER BALLISTIC CORDURA ALCANTARA PHYLON FOAM

P A L E T T E + M A T E R I A L S

URBANE LAUREATE IS A CHOICE.T H E O L D S C H O O L G E N T L E M A N PA I R E D W I T H

T H E YO U N G U R B A N E X P L O R E R . W O R K A N D

P L AY M A I N TA I N T H E S A M E P R E C E D E N C E

F O R T H I S H E R O I N A W O R L D O F A N T I H E R O E S .

S K E T C H B O O KVA R I O U S S K E T C H I N G P R O J E C T S

CONTACT ME:209 275 [email protected]

THANK YOU FOR YOUR TIME