S A R A H CHEVILLARD PRODUCT DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN

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1 S A R A H CHEVILLARD PRODUCT DESIGN GRAPHIC DESIGN

2 S A R A H CHEVILLARD Young product designer graduate of the ENSAAMA in Paris. My design practice is a real passion. Committed design, furniture and household items, anecdotal products, graphic design ; I enjoy to diversify projects and tempt to create a better everyday life for the many people. Curious, motivated, dynamic, with a desire to discover, learn more, share and create.

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4 BEACON The after natural disaster. Survival kit designed for the waiting of emergency services in extreme conditions. In the best case scenario, the emergency services get organized and coordinated between 48 hours and 72 hours after the disaster, while victims find theselves cut off from the rest of the world in precarious situations and without sufficient access to fudamental necessities. Their physical and psychological conditions will get worse while waiting for the rescue services to come. In the kit is put all the necessary to treat oneself, to alert oneself, to drink, to eat, to lght up and to protect oneself. Validated by The Red-Cross.

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7 «BON APPÉTIT!» To squeez a lemon to go with salmon or eat our grated carrots only to discover the big blue whale that dives in. Four units that come in our plates to create interactions with our meal, landscapes in our plates. Wood and metal units, ceramic plates.

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9 WHALE CONTENANT COQUETIER RÂPE PRESSE AGRUME

10 UNSTABLE STOOL «Don t rock your chair!» Who never heard this sentence during dinner or at school? Conversely here, this stool has a longer central leg than the other four allowing the user have fun finding his own balance by swaying. Prototype manufacturing in collaboration with Denis Crampes, metalworker. Cushion and finishing touches in progress.

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13 LIVELY Enable nonsighted people and partially-sighted people to do sports by themselves. Enable someone who has lost their sight to continue to practice sports with their friends unassisted. This sports succession offers a sensory signage unable by nonsighted people and sighted people alike. Placed in sports halls, everybody can use it at their own pace. Validated by a sports coach and a certified Pilates teacher.

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16 LIME TREE «Lime tree» is a bedside table that can become an occasional piece of furniture in the living room or the entrance, it adapts. Molded plywood and black steel base. Declinable in several colors.

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18 PIP This turned wood single-flower vase is posed as a large figurine. A conversation is created between the breakable and transparent glass and the solid warm wood. The glass part that contains the flower appears as the wooden seed Prototype manufacturing in progress.

19 FRACTURE FIRST AID The first aid and rescue actions with very little or no equipment during extreme emergencies. Allow people to do this medical first aid and to be reactive while waiting the emergency services. - Imobilisation de la cheville : fixation du pied avec des liens sur une planchette rigide Series of cards double-sided that illustrate these gestures. Colour coding : victim in black, helper in red, equipment in blue. x 30 x2 x 30x 30 FRACTURE FRACTURE FRACTURE

20 BLUE LANGUAGE Abstract alphabet.

21 INDUSTRIAL or HANDMADE? Digital and digital : the numerical and the hand. Between the serially manufactured products and the unique object. To each bowl an adjective : hairy, suspended, tall, inflated, practical, empty!

22 WEAVING Woven cotton thread and wool but not only : woven wires, wood sticks, branchs, ceramic. Accentuate woven beauty by volumes and bring it a dynamic dimension. A technical base that could adapt to different products. page 2 : Weaving made with PVC tubes of 1 meter 50 long, rope, wire.

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25 S A R A H CHEVILLARD sarahchevillard@gmail.com

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