A closer look.
A little timer.
A lot of thought.
Soft scallops. A cream dial. Small details we’ve returned to, again and again.
These are digital design studies of the Scallop Timer. We’re still developing the physical finishes and working mechanism.
Before the color,
the curve.
We kept coming back to the shoulders, the scalloped rim and the balance of the whole little shape. Seven digital refinement passes, with a little more care each time.
Softer shoulders. A gentler transition into the scalloped body.
A quieter rim. A lower, softer wave around the cream dial.
A considered dial. Small changes to the lettering and tick marks.
Together, in the details.
The little things
belong together.
A closer look at the seven exterior pieces that give the Scallop Timer its shape.
- The scalloped body
- Broad curves, softened shoulders and a shape with a familiar feel.
- The cream dial
- A scalloped edge, carefully placed numerals and a fixed pointer.
- The finishing details
- A small crown and a fine brass-tone accent around the base.
The working mechanism is still being developed.
Olive. A familiar favorite.
One shape.
Six ways to
feel at home.
A little sunshine, something rich, or a familiar favorite. The same scallops, with a different feeling.
Digital color studies. Physical colors and finishes are still being developed.
Good things take time.
From here,
into the real world.
Next come physical samples, finish selection and development of the working mechanism. There’s more to make, and more to learn.
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