Analogical Thinking (1)

Week Seven - 31^st August – 4^th September

Class Exercise on Objects's Expressions

Reflect to what I learn this week, look into something with an Analogical Thinking is really amazing.
 I enjoy looking for objects and buildings connected to this method. This way of thinking encouraged me to look deeper and be critical of my surroundings.

On the exercise at the class, I drew 3 objects with 5 different expressions. Those exercise above helped me to transferred human expression into object's expression.

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BUILDINGS AND OBJECT WITH EXPRESSION
Here are another examples of building and objects contains analogy ideasI found nearby.

National Design Centre 

This part of the building reminds me of a clown. I could easily recognized the 2 cross as the eyes, the hole as a mouth, and windows there as the teeth. :D

Sense Surround #2 by Anthony Poon
The St. Regis Hotel Singapore

" A group of Dancing Ribbon "
Do you feel a dance-happy feeling as I am? ;)

Regent Hotel Singapore
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This sculpture catch my attention from far away. I was admiring it and found out it looks like a spinning metal chopsticks, with a glimpse of elegant in harmony.

 " Hanging Acorn on a Japanese Restaurant "

at Tanglin Road

 " 5 Brick-Scarecrows making line in Tanglin Road "

I discovered those bricks related to scarecrows. Stranding straight, using a hat.

BOOKNITURE
Museum of Art and Design (MAD)

" Furniture Design application on Analogical Thinking - Fantasy Analogy "

What clever idea of transforming paper into a bigger things, comes with a very special purpose.

Museum of Art and Design (MAD)

" duck spoon lounge chair "

EYRIE BENCH
Museum of Art and Design (MAD)

" tiny, comfy nest to keep you save "

Totally a brilliant idea to seat on when I feel tired catching up my dreams. 

Location :  National Design Centre
St. Regis Singapore
Regent Hotel Singapore
MAD- Museum of Art and Design

Thank You for reading!

xoxo

Phebe