COURTNEY MILLERPRODUCT DESIGN PORTFOLIO 2016

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Courtney Miller Presenting. Product Design of 2016

// Introduction

Hello! My name is Courtney Miller. I am currently enrolled in my junior year in the Industrial Design program, at the University of Kansas. I am a young aspiring designer ready for any challenge you throw my way. I love to have fun and working for a company whose main goal is bringing smiles and joy seems to be the perfect fit!

Courtney Miller

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T R I OV a s e sg e o m e t r i co r g a n i cv e s s e l

Trio Vases

The Trio Vase set is created from a process of laminating walnut, cherry and poplar slabs and

then using a table saw to carve out the final form.

MEET THE ZIP ITThe ZIP IT was inspired by a treasured childhood toy; the Flutterbye. The ZIP IT shown on the left is a CAD modeled toy that was then 3D printed using ABS filament. Examples of ZIP IT in flight can be found at www.behance.net/CourtneyMMdesign.

STILL SHOOTS

To the left are stills of the ZIP IT in action!

THE SLIDE PRO.The design process for this piece included ideation sketches, CAD modeling, finishing with Keyshot and photoshop renderings.

slide pro. Bluetooth connectivity combined with Stainless Steel Slide wheels allows for effortless control.

duracell’s

SMOKESetting fire to the standards of utility flashlight design with the combination of utilitarian and aTtractive design features.

NOT YOUR FATHERS FLASHLIGHT

Powered by Duracell C Batteries, the work is designed with the Duracell brand in mind but with

a modern twist. Appealing to the luxury side of design, both reliable and decor ready.

LIGHTING DESIGN Left: Starry Skys Paper Lamp turns a common material into an organic light source.Right: Cardboard Lamp is laser cut flat pack product. Form is organic and perfect for the modern home.

LIGHTING DESIGNLeft: Starry Skys Paper Lamp turns a common material into an organic light source.Right: Cardboard Lamp is a laser cut flat pack product. Form is organic and perfect for the modern home.

Does your precious pooch scarf down Kibble way to fast? Do you find your pooch lacking mental stimulation? Not to fear the Kibblenator is HERE!

Design process included multiple sketch ideations, followed by a CAD model and keyshot renderings and lastly a 3D print for testing.

THE KIBBLENATOR

Ideation SketchesExample of a few pages of sketches from recent projects.