JUSTIN WEINEL

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PRODUCT DESIGN

ECLIPSIS Light Design
PLUXICE Light Design

METAMORPHOSIS Material Research
CHROMAKUB Game Design
TRANSFORMA  Foldable Chair
GROWING LAMP ReDesign
WOODPECKER Material Research

ILLUSTRATION/GRAPHIC DESIGN


SIXTH REALM Card Deck
LIFE IS NOT  A  GAME
Poster Design
VISUAL ANSWERS Portraits
DIPLOMA REDESIGN Diploma Design (UoAS)
LEGEND OF THE KAISERWOOG Wine Label
[...] NOT THE CLIMATE Poster Design




















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GROWING LAMP


ReDesign
Group Project
2022

This project was aimed towards redesigning something from HEMA. Hemas product range does currently not include lamps, however through our research we found that Hema once sold them and they can be improved immensily and can introduce a new product range. Because who wants to travel 30 mins to IKEA to get a lamp, if they can get one by foot in the HEMA next door?

The idea of this lamp is that it is aimed towards everyone, it functions with a retcractable stick, that can change how you use the lamp. It transforms from a table lamp to a standing light and is changeable for every need. Our goal is to strive for a more resourceful and sustainable future for hema and the world. Our prototype is 3D printed. However, with HDPE Plastic and an injection mold, we can easily recycle old plastic such as bottle caps or detergent. HDPE comes in a variety of colors which could also result in a variety of different product variations

So far, there is no evidence that HDPE is harmful or toxic to humans or the environment. In addition, no toxic vapors are produced when polyethylene is burned - it burns without leaving any residue to form water and carbon dioxide - which also distinguishes it from many other plastics. Initiatives like “The Ocean Cleanup” work on reducing the floating plastic in oceans (see list). A collaboration with initiatives like these could result in changing the perception of people of Hema as a more responsible and sustainable brand and could also help establish a more circular supply chain. Furthermore, a reward system could be achieved, by customers bringing in the HDPE that they have at home, in return for a discount on the lamp or other products that could be made with the recycled HDPE.