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A 15 week class, Intro to Designed Objects, as taught by George Aye, at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago (in the department of Architecture, Interior Architecture and Designed Objects).

Contact georgeaye at saic dot edu

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George Aye is a Visiting Designer at the School of the Art Institute. He worked previously as the Creative Director of Industrial Design at IA Collaborative, Lead Designer at the Chicago Transit Authority and as a Designer at IDEO Chicago.

Intro to Designed Objects, AIADO at the SAIC

Hey guys, just like we saw in class on Monday, here’s another example of using underlays as a way to quickly build up a lot of variations.

This is a reblog from a sister course (it happens in our class room) teaching sketching as taught by Craighton Berman—highly recommended.

objectsketch:

Using overlays to explore details.

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