WEEK 10: FORCE CONNECTION.

DAY 01  


These clouds reminds me of the sky in almost every animated movie.

DAY 02 

This intriguing statue used to be a lighthouse in the 1900s. These are the smaller versions and there are usually more than one placed. I kinda think that lighthouse architectural style is very unique and fun to work with.

DAY 03

Wooden stairs, nothing special. What if I made it into a plastic stairs? Or Metal stairs?

DAY 04

Black and white photography of the sands shopping mall.

DAY 05

Visited the Gardens by the bay cloud dome. Really love how the whole place is so cold. Plus I feel like this particular waterfall is a great structure to learn from in terms of architecture. 

DAY 06

Saturday napping up with the cats. 

DAY 07

Sunday Park Day. The park always somehow make me feel so positive! Really enjoy walking fro one end of the Botanical Gardens to the other.

FORCE CONNECTION 

How does one connect feeling to an object to create a design?

To try connecting feelings to an object to create a design, I decided to do a mini mind-map of what I think of or visualise when I see this words: Passionate, Sad, Brave, Creative, Greedy, Hardworking.

In the end I think that you can separate the idea of these words into two form, realistic and surrealistic. For instance, a realistic form of greedy pencil is just a big pencil with huge leads for those greedy of lead. A surrealistic greedy pencil is a pencil that can show the balance of your bank account as long as the pencil sense your touch-id, now wouldn't this pencil be perfect for the greedy people who only thinks about money? However we know that the idea of having a person that shows your bank account with touch-id installed is very far fetch but what if we try to simplify these ideas together? How about a pencil simply made of real money for the greedy? Or a pencil collection made to target the rich that showcase pencils made up of gold?

Hence to sum it all up, force connection to me is like adding the surrealistic ideas with the realistic ideas to create something new, something original, something that can be called an innovation.