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    The student chose Art Deco as their design influence because Art Deco work features different lines. Their key design influence is Tamara de Lempicka, a Polish-born painter who lived and worked in France. She was born in 1898 and died in 1980 at age 81 of a heart attack. The document provides a factfile on de Lempicka including her birthdate, place of birth, death age, cause of death, and country she worked in. It also outlines an analysis framework called "ACCEFSM" to analyze an example product influenced by de Lempicka's Art Deco style.

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    The student chose Art Deco as their design influence because Art Deco work features different lines. Their key design influence is Tamara de Lempicka, a Polish-born painter who lived and worked in France. She was born in 1898 and died in 1980 at age 81 of a heart attack. The document provides a factfile on de Lempicka including her birthdate, place of birth, death age, cause of death, and country she worked in. It also outlines an analysis framework called "ACCEFSM" to analyze an example product influenced by de Lempicka's Art Deco style.

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    OAKLEY LOVEDER-ART DECO

    D&T Group: 7A1

    The reason I chose to do art-deco is because


    ART-DECO

    there work is all about different lines.

    A design influence is where someone gets


    ideas from.

    ART DECO
    MOODBOARD
    RESEARCH – PRIMARY AND SECONDARY RESEARCH
    ART-DECO
    Context Fact
    Name Tamara de Lempicka
    Date Of Birth 16th May 1898
    Death Age 81 years old
    Country Working life in France
    Cause Of Death Heart attack

    FACTFILE ON DESIGN INFLUENCE


    Copy and Paste an Image of a Product that Copy and Paste an Image of a Product that
    has been Influenced Influencer you have has been Influenced Influencer you have
    chosen for this project. chosen for this project.

    A is for Aesthetics Describe the appearance of the product – What colour is it? What shape is it? A is for Aesthetics Describe the appearance of the product – What colour is it? What shape is it?
    Does it have any patterns. What style is it? Does the product look good quality Does it have any patterns. What style is it? Does the product look good quality
    or cheap? or cheap?

    C is for Cost How much does the product cost to buy? (if you do not know guess) Is this a C is for Cost How much does the product cost to buy? (if you do not know guess) Is this a
    good value? (To expensive or to cheap?) good value? (To expensive or to cheap?)

    C is for Customer Who do you think would buy this product, explain why you think that. C is for Customer Who do you think would buy this product, explain why you think that.

    E is for Environment Where do you think this product would be used? Explain your choice. Do you E is for Environment Where do you think this product would be used? Explain your choice. Do you
    think you could recycle the product? think you could recycle the product?

    S is for Safety Does the product look safe? Is there any sharp edges or corners? Does it have S is for Safety Does the product look safe? Is there any sharp edges or corners? Does it have
    small parts? Could someone hurt themselves on the product. small parts? Could someone hurt themselves on the product.

    S is for Size How big or small is the product? Do you think this is a good size or should it be S is for Size How big or small is the product? Do you think this is a good size or should it be
    changed? changed?

    F is for Function How does the product work / it’s job? How could you improve this product? F is for Function How does the product work / it’s job? How could you improve this product?

    M is for Materials What is the product made out of? Try to be specific? Is this a good material or M is for Materials What is the product made out of? Try to be specific? Is this a good material or
    would you use something else? would you use something else?

    DESIGN INFLUENCE - PRODUCT ANALYSIS

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