Since childhood I`ve always been keen on drawing, but also was good in exact sciences; so later when I had to choose a university to enter and future profession I decided to combine my craving for art and technical mind and managed to become a student of one of the best and well-known Russian higher educational establishments, Stroganov Moscow State University of Arts and Industry, located in Moscow, faculty of Industrial Design (this summer I`m a graduate). Fortunately, it was the right choice, this one became the place where I had the opportunity to study drawing, painting, sculpture and history of arts on a par with designing, composition, coloristics, technical drawing, scaled model making and so on. And that`s where I understood, designer is what I really want to be.
I would say, design is a way of thinking when it refers to your profession, it`s perception of object form and color, skill to operate them to make it more functional and easy to use. In common, good design is something, that can make human life better in all dimensions.
Nevertheless, I like to design complex systems, such as training simulators, industrial machines, etc., it`s also very interesting for me to design children's toys, when working in this area you should tackle different problems connected with ergonomics, psychology, functionality, security - all of that is hard, but process is coming over.
I wouldn`t completely call it a design, but it was the first time I was working for a company and I`m very proud of the result. That time I had to make two realistic 1:20 scaled models of Mobile Surveillance Van for Rostec Corporation, one of which had a dismountable roof and an interior. Also I was given a task to work at outward graphic design.
I was always taught to give attention to ergonomics (so I do follow the advises), if I design an interacting with human object; also I try to focus on construction and internals of the object to find out its future form.
I`m not sure, my design style has already taken shape, as I`m just starting my career, but I always try to make designing objects easy to use, compact and modularized.
I live in Russia, Moscow, and yes, I do certanly feel the cultural heritage not only of your my country, but of the University I`m studying at affects my designs: Stroganov Moscow State University of Arts and Industry arised from world-famous Vkhutemas (later Vkhutein), art and technical school, known for its accurate, balanced and constructive design, so I`m trying my best to hold up the traditions.
Firstly I draw a lot of sketches, then make research scaled models and then make 3d models, put the finishing touches on details, handmake plastic final scaled models and other final presentation things.
I use both real and virtual tools: pencils, markers, liners and different programs(Autodesk 3ds Max, CorelDRAW, Adobe Photoshop and so on and keep on capturing new ones).
Now I`m doing my diploma project, and after graduation, I`m going to look for a job and a year later try to enter master course and get a master's degree.
Since childhood I`ve always been keen on drawing, but also was good in exact sciences; so later when I had to choose a university to enter and future profession I decided to combine my craving for art and technical mind and managed to become a student of one of the best and well-known Russian higher educational establishments, Stroganov Moscow State University of Arts and Industry, located in Moscow, faculty of Industrial Design (this summer I`m a graduate). Fortunately, it was the right choice, this one became the place where I had the opportunity to study drawing, painting, sculpture and history of arts on a par with designing, composition, coloristics, technical drawing, scaled model making and so on. And that`s where I understood, designer is what I really want to be.
I would say, design is a way of thinking when it refers to your profession, it`s perception of object form and color, skill to operate them to make it more functional and easy to use. In common, good design is something, that can make human life better in all dimensions.
Nevertheless, I like to design complex systems, such as training simulators, industrial machines, etc., it`s also very interesting for me to design children's toys, when working in this area you should tackle different problems connected with ergonomics, psychology, functionality, security - all of that is hard, but process is coming over.
I wouldn`t completely call it a design, but it was the first time I was working for a company and I`m very proud of the result. That time I had to make two realistic 1:20 scaled models of Mobile Surveillance Van for Rostec Corporation, one of which had a dismountable roof and an interior. Also I was given a task to work at outward graphic design.
I was always taught to give attention to ergonomics (so I do follow the advises), if I design an interacting with human object; also I try to focus on construction and internals of the object to find out its future form.
I`m not sure, my design style has already taken shape, as I`m just starting my career, but I always try to make designing objects easy to use, compact and modularized.
I live in Russia, Moscow, and yes, I do certanly feel the cultural heritage not only of your my country, but of the University I`m studying at affects my designs: Stroganov Moscow State University of Arts and Industry arised from world-famous Vkhutemas (later Vkhutein), art and technical school, known for its accurate, balanced and constructive design, so I`m trying my best to hold up the traditions.
Firstly I draw a lot of sketches, then make research scaled models and then make 3d models, put the finishing touches on details, handmake plastic final scaled models and other final presentation things.
I use both real and virtual tools: pencils, markers, liners and different programs(Autodesk 3ds Max, CorelDRAW, Adobe Photoshop and so on and keep on capturing new ones).
Now I`m doing my diploma project, and after graduation, I`m going to look for a job and a year later try to enter master course and get a master's degree.