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Design Workshops

Character Design Workshop

B.Voc (Dept. of Animation and Graphic Design), Sualkuchi Budram Madhab Satradhikar College, Kamrup Distt, Assam.

Class: 4th Semester, B.Voc. |  Participants: 14 Students |  Time Durations: 2 Days​

Project Brief

The course aimed to teach the process of character design and explore various possibilities of materials handlings which will help participants with their clay animation projects.

 

This module helps to study a person in person, his/her behaviours, lifestyles, physical and emotional attributes, and these parameters help to create an exaggeration of that person. Also, practices of character design enhance to create fun & creativities, develops observation skills etc.

The Process

Asked participants to find any people from the college campus or outside of the campus and find some unique 

characteristics of their findings (people) and create a character with exaggeration.

Participants started to observe & study people with different characters and sketched them out. After that, participants explored the exaggeration of their models and detailed them out with sketches. Once characters were finalized from sketches, participants started to design it by different materials like plastic clay, cloths, wools, papers etc. 

They first learned how to make armatures from aluminium wires and how to use plastic clay on it. They also learned how to handle tools and techniques of different materials which helped them to design characters for their various clay animation courses.

A Glimpse of the Workshop

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Doll Making Craft

Design, Development & Skill Upgradation Workshop, Agartala, Tripura.

Sponsored by: North Eastern Development Finance Corporation Ltd (NEDFi), Assam

Conducted by: National Institute of Design (NID)

Participants: 25 Women

Time Durations: 20 Days

My Role: Senior Lead Designer (Trainer/Design Expert)

Project Brief

Design, development & skill upgradation workshop on doll making craft was proposed to seek better livelihood opportunities for the women in Agartala, Tripura through design intervention in the doll making craft, since doll making is emerging as a major fascination for many women who are keenly interested in taking it up as a lucrative profession. Additionally the objective was also to analyse the potential of doll making as a craft, so that it could be developed in a cluster.

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