Design and Creation of Award-Winning Products

From paper to computer 1

A course by Yonoh Studio , Design Studio

90% positive reviews (41)

1,382 students

Audio: Spanish

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About the video: From paper to computer 1

Overview

“Next, we will show you what, according to our opinion and experience, are the basic keys to making a good transition from 2D to 3D.”

In this video lesson Yonoh Studio addresses the topic: From paper to computer 1, which is part of the Domestika online course: Design and Creation of Award-Winning Products. Learn how to design products that are useful, attractive, and capable of winning top prizes step by step.

Partial transcription of the video

“From paper to computer As important as the sketch, is the step to the 3D model. No matter what program you use, there are many and very varied. They are Rhino, SolidWorks..., choose yours. the key for us is to have as much fluency working in 3D as in pencil. The moment you treat your 3D models in a more organic and less structured way, your designs will begin to take on more fluidity and more life. At least that is what we have learned at Yonoh with our years of experience. We have to work, or at least that's how we do it in Yonoh, in a way that we facilitate industrial production and proce...”

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Course summary for: Design and Creation of Award-Winning Products

Level: Beginner
90% positive reviews (41)
1382 students
4 units
14 lessons (1h 44m)
8 downloads

Category
Design
Software
KeyShot, Rhino
Areas
Furniture Design & Making, Industrial Design, Product Design

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Design Studio

In 2006, industrial designers Clara del Portillo and Álex Selma joined forces and their passion for design to open Yonoh Creative Studio, a product design studio in Valencia that has received some of the industry's most distinguished awards such as iF, Red Dot, and the 2019 German Design Award.

The name of the studio itself is an ambigram that represents the company's dual nature: two designers with different styles who complement one another beautifully.