Following the media storm last week on the fitting of Andy Green into his cockpit, various stories have appeared across the web varying from how we fitted the ergonomic rig around the land speed record holder to how a few of us ‘engineering students’ have designed the entire car.
Blog Archive: February, 2009
Yesterday we all met with Andy Green and the Bloodhound team in order to fit him into our ergonomic test rig. This was an amazing experience, not just because we got to see just how specific and accurate the set up needed to be, but also due to the sheer volume of press…
Here are a few of the articles I have found thus far from the event, will update as I find more.
In my last post I stated how important it is as a designer to balance ‘how well you present yourself in words. No-one displays this better than Joe Davis with his telescopic text…
It is always worth keeping an eye on your competition, and the influence of other designers can have a major impact on your own work. For these reasons, I continuously follow the blogs and coroflot pages of other designers, whether on my course or just a designer I find fascinating. From personal experience though I understand that design (and life) is not just about how to promote yourself visually, but also how well you present yourself in words.
