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Charlotte Coop<\/h1>\n

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Revolving around the popularity of personalisation within the consumer market, this project aims to balance the logistical restraints of product design and the calls for hyper-personalisation. As a result, this work is catered to university students – striving to alleviate homesickness with childhood teddy-bears, translated into functional products.<\/p>\n

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This work relates to the figurines within this project, which were based on real life students and their experiences. These posters, made on blender and photoshop, aim to provide context to each students experience – picturing them with their childhood teddybear and their university experience to evoke an emotional response of comfort.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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This depicts the final exhibition of the work, consisting of a vending machine to provide a realistic consumer experience for students. The screen shows an animation with the functionality of the products to provide more context to the audience. On the left, the posters are those within the previous image.<\/p>\n<\/div>\n

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