Creating a trends magazine exploring CMF&F across various design sectors.

Sensory Expressions

The Project
Sensory Expressions is a design and innovation tool that explores market trends and key drivers across Colour, Material, Finish, and Form, with a focus on packaging, print, product, and branded environments.
The project was developed as a new business tool, with myself leading the strategic thinking, graphic design, and product management throughout.

My Responsibilities

The Trends
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n this stage, we aimed to capture the essence of Native American spirit by carefully selecting colours, materials, and finishes (CMF) that reflect its cultural richness and depth. Using these CMF references as inspiration, we began with broad sketch ideation, eventually narrowing down to two main concepts. These ideas were further developed into sketch renders, which you can see below.

Launch Event
Once we finalised a design we were satisfied with, we collaborated closely with an in-country manufacturer to prepare it for production. Below, you’ll find a 360-degree view of our final structure, along with a series of engineering drawings we produced to support this process.

hat reflect its cultural richness and depth. Using these CMF references as inspiration, we began with broad sketch ideation, eventually narrowing down to two main concepts. These ideas were further developed into sketch renders, which you can see below.

hat reflect its cultural richness and depth. Using these CMF references as inspiration, we began with broad sketch ideation, eventually narrowing down to two main concepts. These ideas were further developed into sketch renders, which you can see below.

The Impact
The unit was installed in the summer of 2024, and the same design language was applied to a display at Cancun Airport in Mexico. There are also plans to roll out this design to additional locations in the future.

Social Media
The unit was installed in the summer of 2024, and the same design language was applied to a display at Cancun Airport in Mexico. There are also plans to roll out this design to additional locations in the future.

The Trends
I
n this stage, we aimed to capture the essence of Native American spirit by carefully selecting colours, materials, and finishes (CMF) that reflect its cultural richness and depth. Using these CMF references as inspiration, we began with broad sketch ideation, eventually narrowing down to two main concepts. These ideas were further developed into sketch renders, which you can see below.

hat reflect its cultural richness and depth. Using these CMF references as inspiration, we began with broad sketch ideation, eventually narrowing down to two main concepts. These ideas were further developed into sketch renders, which you can see below.

hat reflect its cultural richness and depth. Using these CMF references as inspiration, we began with broad sketch ideation, eventually narrowing down to two main concepts. These ideas were further developed into sketch renders, which you can see below.

hat reflect its cultural richness and depth. Using these CMF references as inspiration, we began with broad sketch ideation, eventually narrowing down to two main concepts. These ideas were further developed into sketch renders, which you can see below.