Sharon Tung

In my projects, I start by considering the path a person will go on when using the product. What will they feel when they first see it? How can I add in elements to make them want to use the product ⁠— hold it, touch it, or click it? By asking questions along the way of designing, I mold the aesthetics and usability for a product to facilitate the user's life.

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Industrial Design project by Sharon Tung

Muze

Figma, Silicone

Take care of Muze, a little alien from a faraway planet, by feeding it music notes! Play games on the app by practicing hand dexterity on the U.F.O., the portable silicone pad, for a fun way to improve your piano playing skills. (In collaboration with Maggie Guo)

Muze

Figma, Silicone

MMap

Figma

Museums rely on little placards to convey information about the works on display. What if there was a new game to help people learn about the artworks they are viewing — in a fun, artwork-finding journey? (In collaboration with Maggie Guo, Janice Koo & Xiaoben Wang)

Maet

Adobe XD

Lab-grown meat has a bad rep ⁠— People get images of eerie, sterile petri dishes. Maet is a fictional company aimed to change the perceptions of cultured meat through branding.

SpaceX Poster Set

Adobe InDesign
24" x 36"

Elon Musk said he wants 1,000,000 people on Mars by 2030, so these posters are supposed to be placed in colleges, work offices, etc. to entice people to save up money to travel.

Help, I'm in a Cult

Adobe Indesign
5" x 8"

Cults are often misunderstood, and people are more susceptible to cult-ish thinking than they might believe. I wanted to create an informational book to educate people on the dangers of blindly following a group.

Help, I'm in a Cult

Adobe Indesign
5"x8"

Brutish

SolidWorks, KeyShot

Brutish is a collection of stack-able kitchenware inspired by Brutalist architecture. The collection includes: grain storage, carafe and cups, and spices set.