postgraduate product design
BSc 1st Class Hons - Product Design @ DJCAD
Information
I’m Robert (Bob) Harper, a postgraduate product design student from Duncan of Jordanstone College of Art and Design in Dundee, Scotland
My design portfolio is built on versatility and a desire to learn new skills to bring to future endeavours.
I utilise a variety of design techniques and a people-centred approach to create interventions, interactions and products to benefit people while capturing some of my creativity in the process.
I am also skilled in a range of of analogue and digital technologies, from soldering, circuitry and audio technology to microcontrollers and coding to aid in my design work alongside 3D modelling, rapid sketch prototyping, digital making and iterative design and design research.
My work aspires to put people at the centre of the design process and has involved research and development with mentors, students and the very people I want to design for, and with. Much of this has revolved around mental health and disability, with an aim to understand, empathise and continue to break down barriers through good design.
In my spare time, I’m a very keen home cook, gig-goer, and crafter. I also enjoy playing bass guitar and consuming extraordinary amounts of caffeine.
This website features small selection of my projects and design work. Please get in touch if you would like to hear about more of my work and I can share a portfolio of projects.
I utilise a variety of design techniques and a people-centred approach to create interventions, interactions and products to benefit people while capturing some of my creativity in the process.
I am also skilled in a range of of analogue and digital technologies, from soldering, circuitry and audio technology to microcontrollers and coding to aid in my design work alongside 3D modelling, rapid sketch prototyping, digital making and iterative design and design research.
My work aspires to put people at the centre of the design process and has involved research and development with mentors, students and the very people I want to design for, and with. Much of this has revolved around mental health and disability, with an aim to understand, empathise and continue to break down barriers through good design.
In my spare time, I’m a very keen home cook, gig-goer, and crafter. I also enjoy playing bass guitar and consuming extraordinary amounts of caffeine.
This website features small selection of my projects and design work. Please get in touch if you would like to hear about more of my work and I can share a portfolio of projects.