I found these notebooks recently that have cute comic illustrations on them, they are SOOO cuteeeee. 😭😭😭

C4D Octane

Hey Everyone!

Most of the time I carry my curious mind, multiple ideas, Knowledge, etc. with me like you all. But this time I thought to start crafting my learnings in for blogs. I just need your feedback on my first ever blog that how is it?

How can I write even better?

I promise reading this blog will not boring. You can give it a try and it would be really generous of you that if you genuinely ans honestly liked my blog then do like and comments.

And if you didn't like then please give me your feedback I'll try to work on that.

I'm just a human trying to learn from human !!

Blog: https://medium.com/@dubeydeepika1209/a-pms-notes-on-being-superficial-71626b57238d

Currently making techpack for my recent dress "The Kiss" inspired from Gustav Klimt. Well now you know why am I regretting making the design very "artistic" thanks that I know how to make techpack properly. Jajaja.

P.s. this notion research took me a week to collect.

This techpack explores construction from stretch instructions, Grading, Specs, each component construction and so much more. Should I drop the techpack here?

Love any feedbacks or critiques.

You can see the design at my Instagram @avexia.studio.

I've been thinking of ways to make product discovery and even product launches smoother and more effective when people can't actually experience the product in person.

So I built this demo as an experiment. Instead of relying on videos and renders, the website allows you to explore the product in real time, inspect features and change configurations etc.

It works by adding a 3D layer to a normal website. The website loads instantly while the 3D experience loads in the background, and the 'switch' allows you to move between both modes.

Demo link: https://hello.aecync.com

I'd like to hear how you guys are currently presenting your products online, especially before customers can experience them physically.

This is not AI slop, every part of the 3D layer is 100% human :)

I have been working since a month for my first project at an exhibition, and I have not been able to stick to one idea.

I was first working with my first product, which is to be a furniture design, but I rejected so many ideas, even after doing almost all the work, I got frustrated and moved to the second one now, which is based on fashion. (I am still a student, so yeah pretty diverse) But now I don't wanna repeat the same thing and kill my time, coz I have barely any left. Any suggestions on how to really, like really self analyse if an idea is actually cool or just trash?

Hey everyone,

I'm currently developing a portable E-Reader using ESP32-S3 and am looking for a product designer to design the enclosure.

Planning to CNC machine the enclosure out of ABS plastic.

What I need:
1. 3D CAD modeling (SolidWorks, Creo, or similar) optimized for CNC DFM (milling radii, wall thicknesses, etc.)

1. Z-axis stack-up architecture (motherboard clearance, battery pocket, and ribbon cable routing channels)

2. Designing for assembly (brass threaded inserts, micro-screws alignment features).

3. Delivering final production-ready STEP and 2D
   engineering files

What I have ready for you:
1. Finalized component datasheets (Screen module, battery).

1. The motherboard design.

If you have experience designing consumer electronics enclosures, handheld devices, or small loT gadgets, please shoot me a DM with a link to your portfolio/work.