Inspirations

There were several inspirations for my design and choice of material. I concentrated on sustainable materials while providing security for the eggs and choosing geometric forms to define a proper shape to the package at the same time having a fun blast of color, and the contrast between black and white.

 
 
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Design Brainstorm

 

Once I had my inspirational materials and forms, I ideated designs by conducting a brainstorming activity among my friends and consider factors which affect the egg packaging like:

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  • Safety of eggs.

  • Natural predators.

  • Loss of moisture and cleanliness.

  • Consumers must be able to see and buy since eggs are fresh produce.

 

Brainstorm Outcome

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Sketches

 
 

After selecting the top three models from the brainstorming session, sketches of the models were drawn to understand the design outcome of the ideas.

 
 
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Sketch Models

 
 

Using sketches, three different geometric, fun, and colorful drafts, models were developed using materials such as foam, paper, and jute.

 
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Model 1

A see-through hexagonal-shaped model. This model uses a colorful fun inner element and a gray and white outer element.

 
 
 
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Model 2

A cube-shaped design inspired by gift wraps. This model has a colorful exterior and on gray and white interior.

 
 
 
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Model 3

A Pyramid inspired design. Where the egg is placed in the form of a mummy inside.

 

Observational research

After making the sketch model, I began to expand my study about my model by doing observational research. I observed and analyzed various interactions with my model to improvise my design.

 
 
Model 1 interaction

Model 1 interaction

Model 2 interaction

Model 2 interaction

Model 3 interaction

Model 3 interaction

User interaction with model 1 interior

User interaction with model 1 interior

OBR board

OBR board

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