Atsuko YamanakaHiroshima, Japan, product/fashion design student
Email : obamakikoku@gmail.com
Objective :
-seeking ways people can make less products and people who work at factory can get equal payment.
-telling about the situation about fashion, product to people.
-making products including outfits which can be loved by people longer and longer.
Qualifications:
-Over 5 years of experience about Photoshop, Illustrator and Indesign
-English B1 (TOEIC score 680), Japanese (National language)
-Knowledges about materials (metal, wood, fabric, plastic...)
-Working as free lance (illustration), as a sales person in a garment shop in Japan for 2 and half years, as a cook at a American restaurant in Japan, as a teacher for kids to teach making artworks for a year (Every experiences are part-time job)
-Good at drawings (fashion, interior, product, landscape, comic... )
Education:
-B.A. in Hiroshima City University (still expectation) -Hiroshima, Japan 4.2017-3.2023
-Hochschule Hannover -Hannover, Germany 9.2021-7.2022
Exhibition:
-ブラッシュアップ展 広島市立大学 1.2018
-横川商店街劇場 HAKKA 2018 9.2018
-どんなもんじゃこんなもんじゃ展 3.2019
-マツダ共創ゼミ 最終発表会 11.2019
-広島市立大学テーマ展 『ドキッ』1.2020
-広島市立大学 立体造形分野 プレ卒展 PRISM 7.2022-8.2022
The theme of my works:
-something you can enjoy
(I would like to make you happy and enjoyed.)
-Less plastics, being friendly to environment
(When I worked at a garment shop, all of clothes had wrapped plastic for preventing bugs. I felt it is too much. Making too much products makes prices cheeper, then people who work at poor country can't get enough payment. In rich country like Japan, most of them don't mind that. They demand cheeper, cheeper. I'm going to find solutions, I'm trying to get knowledges about how to make products {including about fashion}, which design or system can work for being eco-friendly, which materials are good for the future...)
-something you will love, then you will try to keep your hands longer (at least 2 years)
(We should choose products more serious, when you buy something, you should ask yourself " I really want to buy this?". Buying too much leads to making too much. If we care that more, it can be better.)
