Academic work / Product design
Entry types: work, explore. Main type: work.
Eluss
A compact key holder documented through product views, packaging work and an exhibition display.
- When
- Within 2013–2017 · exact year MISSING
- My part
- Product design · contribution split MISSING
- With
- MISSING: collaborators and roles
- Context
- Université de Montréal · course MISSING
01 / Proposed sequence — confirm
Making the display
Two people working at a table covered with cardboard pieces and product materials.
Making the display
02 / Proposed sequence — confirm
Packaging prototypes
Hands holding printed cardboard packaging beside assembled prototypes.
STORY SLOT · S1: Add the key design decision here, between preparation and the object in use.
Packaging prototypes
03 / Proposed sequence — confirm
The object in use
A compact dark key holder attached to a key in a brass door lock.
The object in use
04 / Proposed sequence — confirm
Presentation display
Eluss branded display with a metal key holder and keys fanned out.
Presentation display
Supporting gallery
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05 / Supporting image
Keys held together
Two compact key holders, one open with keys fanned out and one closed.
Keys held together
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06 / Supporting image
At the exhibition
Three people standing behind an Eluss presentation table.
At the exhibition
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07 / Supporting image
The table display
A circular display table showing key holders and an arc of cardboard pieces.
The table display
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08 / Supporting image
Printed pieces
Close-up of repeated cardboard pieces printed with the Eluss name.
Printed pieces
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09 / Supporting image
Two objects on display
A compact key holder on a transparent stand beside a wooden display object.
Two objects on display
Credits
People & contributions
- Academic project supplied by Mey; collaborators and photograph credits MISSING.
- The newspaper clipping remains a private reference until its publication, author and image credits are identified.
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