Three nails connect the flywheel to the base, so the constraint of the brief becomes the joint that holds the product together.
(Challenge)
The brief was to design a product using anywhere from 3 to 100 nails, with the nails themselves as the constraint that shapes it.
(Objective)
The project was a chance to experiment with resin 3D printing and to work within a strict design constraint, from the first sketches to the printed parts.
(Results)
A resin-printed spinning top, along with a set of renders and animations that present the product and how it comes together.
Product design and development, 3D modelling for production, photoreal renders and animations, and art direction for catalogues and digital platforms.
You work directly with the person designing and modelling your product: fewer hand-offs, faster decisions and one point of responsibility from concept to final files.
A render pack usually takes one to two weeks; product development depends on complexity. You get a clear timeline before we start.
CAD files (STEP, IGES or native), high-resolution renders and any source files agreed in the brief.
Yes. Most collaborations start with one project - a retainer only makes sense once we know we work well together.
