Open to critiques from any design experts, I'm just an engineering student. I've got a website for the project, https://www.unrestrictedinstrumentworks.com , and a few more renders, https://imgbox.com/g/4XNOa34EWX

Way more images on the project page on Bēhance and a shorter one-image version on imgur.

Red Dot is an annual design award, and winning one seems to provide a great boost to one’s career.

But has anyone here tried to apply? They have steep entry pricing for something barely guaranteed, so I wanted to get some insights.

To anyone who has tried applying, have you received any suggestions from the judges board? How was the communication with the board? How significant was the difference between applying early vs late?

Or, have you come across any interviews that discuss any of these topics?

What do tou think about similar design awards in general?

Probably the best and most comprehensive video about why curvature continuity is so important in product design, what causes those “bumps” on the edges of regularly rounded rectangles, and why it all works as it works.

It’s a Pinterest-like infinite image gallery that posts various interesting industrial design-related images without any needless articles and all that. Everything is pretty well-tagged in case you’re looking for something specific.

Are you an industrial designer actively employed in this field, a student working on your degree, or simply lurking? What kind of content would you like to see? What content you wouldn’t want to see posted here? Are you interested in some specific area/genre/method/software/etc. related to industrial design?

Do you have any suggestions or questions?

Let’s discuss how we should proceed going forward.

A helpful article containing various examples and how they affect the output

Intended mainly as a thought experiment — I tried to come up with a seamless and easy to use system with various accessories, like lenses, filters and blinds, that wouldn’t feel clunky.