Product Logic

As a designer for Product Logic LLC, I had the opportunity to work on many projects ranging in a variety of different skills. Our projects included sewing soft goods prototypes, modeling in SolidWorks and then digitally rendered for photos, using Adobe Photoshop and Illustrator to edit photos and create presentations, sourcing components to be created elsewhere, and creating physical models in house to express new ideas to clients.

Due to the fact that not all patents having yet gone through, a lot of these products can not be shown. However, here are some examples that I can talk about.
Collapsible Shoe Organizer
I was involved with Sewing the covers for the foam boards, measuring and sewing the back hook and loop flaps, editing the fastener models in SolidWorks, and eventually 3D printing the fasteners. I also created a video to show the product being used, and an instruction manual that explained how to set up and collapse the shoe holder.
Social Media Plan
Since a lot of the projects done at ProductLogic LLC were not yet patented, we could not share a lot of what we were doing on social media, so to create a presence, we would post a lot of educational, design centered content, as well as our designers and engineers having fun in the office.
We liked to add some "Design Terms" for people who wanted to understand more about design and what we do.
We liked to add some "Design Terms" for people who wanted to understand more about design and what we do.
A couple examples of our "Brain Food" social media plan. We liked to shine the spotlight on historical moments that helped shape designs and inventions.
A couple examples of our "Brain Food" social media plan. We liked to shine the spotlight on historical moments that helped shape designs and inventions.
An example of some of our holiday or celebratory month posts.
An example of some of our holiday or celebratory month posts.
Designing for Cannabis Storage
As marijuana is now legalized in New York state and products for producing, using, and storing marijuana is becoming more and more popular, it is becoming a new challenge for designers to create products that are safe to use. The University of Buffalo asked my wonderful boss, Merry Constantino, to speak on how to tackle designing for cannabis storage. I was in charge of finding a nice power point layout to start with, handle all the research for the presentation, and design each slide so that it was inviting, easy to understand, and professional. This presentation was created on Microsoft PowerPoint.
ALLE Wastebasket 3D Renderings
These were wastebaskets for ALLE. I was given the measurements, and then made models of each type of wastebasket in SolidWorks. Then, I rendered photos using SolidWorks Visualize to be featured on their website. These photos were also edited with Adobe Photoshop to be more realistic
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