Justine Wang

I designed a foldable table lamp for design students.

I made a fish tray out of bending ply, cherry solid wood, and veneer.

I was assigned to redesign the Citrus Press for my studio class. I wanted to make it more ergonomic, easy to use with one hand, and require less strength. After many rounds of iteration, I created my final model out of plywood. It’s strong enough to press a lemon, and can be used in many different ways, either sitting on the table, or holding it in the air, with or without the jar.

For my Studio class at Parsons, I was assigned to design a product inspired by a location in NYC. You can view my project booklet to see more about my process.

While I cannot share any of my projects from my Dagne Dover Summer Internship due to confidentiality, I can share my trial project that got me the internship. I was assigned to combine two pre-existing bags from the Dagne Dover website into an original design and create an informal tech pack. I chose the Tokyo Turnlock and the Daily Tote.

For my Constructed Environments Studio class, I designed a food festival featuring local businesses for Sunset Park Brooklyn.

While working with Planet i, I created 3 promotional watercolor cards to add to orders.

While working with Planet i, I spent a lot of time formulating new ideas for potential collections. I spent some time trying out a potential fruit/bug collection.

While working with Planet i, I worked on a potential collection inspired by the movement of water.

While working with Planet i, I worked extensively on the Shibari (art of Japanese bondage) collection.