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When I started working on this project, I realized that I don’t like working on three-dimensional models at all, let alone designing jewelry or interior design.

I liked the assignment with drawing and finding ideas and shapes, and I think I could develop my ideas better in illustration or painting than in 3D models.
I felt a lack of ideas and a reluctance to engage in this project. I liked the moments of sketching possible designs, but not the process of creating them.

When designing glasses I was inspired by various fashion photographers and makeup artist Pat McGrath. I would very much like to depict it in a picture instead of creating glasses. But I found it interesting to create a design for glasses based on her makeup. She used large feathers or petals to make them look like the eyelashes of the models, which very reveals the look and makes it expressive. I thought that these glasses could create an interesting detail in the image and also highlight the eyes, as I myself love to emphasize my green eyes in ordinary makeup. I think every girl who likes to emphasize her eyes wouldn’t get past those glasses.

The reason i don't like 3D is: when I tried to question my desk lamp design, I always caught myself thinking: how to get there wires, and not whether the lamp will outweigh, and how to fix the wire, and why this detail, it is useless. And those thoughts were really bothering me, even though I knew I wasn’t supposed to create a working lamp.
I think I’m more suited to drawing for this reason. When I draw a man, I always imagine his structure to paint it failing, but I don’t have to think about how it would look on all sides, and the inside actually just helps me to depict the appearance. While in the creation of design all matters and it must be based on the design of a particular interior item.

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