Milkhandle Saucer

Heath Nash is a designer that plays with materials until he finds the right inspiration to create the products such as the Flower ball. He believes in the saying “one man’s garbage is another man’s treasure” He tends to take advantage of Product Life Cycle. Since he is a product designer, he focuses his design work on how to reduce the global pollution. Even though his works are made of plastic, he would turn a product already made and turn it into a completely different work. How Heath Nash uses design considerations is by that design considerations is applying the Universal Accessibility Design Principals. He has taken these principals and turned products into something that can be used in all types of environments whether that be rural or
Reason why I chose this was just as a Flowerball that can be so sleek and elegant, why couldn’t a product that has a feature of space in it and that no one would expect to see in a product. This product can too be sleek and elegant while looking organic and different. Well just like many of Nash’s designs, this design was created to look unique and that was created from and-any day object that any person would discard. The function of this particular design work is to produce light when it is dark or not so well lit area, while the function of the colour, since the bottle has a blue tint to it, this product is designed to have the viewer have a sense of space. Since the colour that is usually a representative of space is a dark blue with the obvious colour black of course. The UFO relates the shape of its futuristic space-like appearance. How this is created is by a symmetric shape of light that would make it resemble a flying saucer of some sorts. Yet this is not the only thing that supports the lights name, but also it creates a basic radial
He would continuously play with these materials until he proceeded on and moving onto other different materials. After graduating, Nash moved onto plastic sheets rather than the material he started off with at the beginning which was paper cut-offs. After years of experimenting, this had led Nash to designing the complex systems of him producing pleated lampshades. These lampshades comprised of folded die-cut panels of polypropylene. As seen in the UFO design, as opposed to sheets of plastic, this work is made of only plastic milk handle bars. Which has some sort of dark blue tint to