Elsa Adema
Industrial Design Student
My name is Elsa Adema and I'm an Industrial Design student at the University of Twente.
I was born on the 19th of August 1992 in La Paz, Bolivia.
Till the age of 8 I traveled all over the world with my family.
Now I live in the Netherlands, Enschede, but I still like te travel and explore the world.
The sports I perform are Windsurfing and Swimming.
In my spare time I like to draw or play piano.
My mother tongue is Dutch and German and as a result of my travel history I can speak English.
Peanut-dispenser
This is a model of a peanut-dispenser I designed.
Buttons
These are drawings of buttons.
This gives an impression of how realistic drawings can be (without much trouble).
Multifuntional chair
This is a render of a design to improve the human interaction with a product.
Coffee machine
The coffee machine is drawn by hand to experiment with the forms and the feeling the forms create.
Display
This drawing represents the easiness of drawing a 'realistic' display.
Corkscrew
The corkscrew I designed was inspired by the incredible work of Ross Lovegrove.
Clock
A drawing of a clock, specially designed for modern people who like antiques.
Mobile Phone
This is a drawing of a mobile phone, inspired by Nokia.
Glasses on dark paper
By drawing glasses on dark paper it will create a nice ambience with just a few lines.
Air Fryer - Philips
Together with 4 other students (J. v. Roosmalen, D. Kesteloo, E. Findeisen, F. Meijers),
I redesigned Philips Airfryer (take see another poster take a look at 'Graphics').
Enlightening wheelchair
To make the job of a nurse easier 6 students including me (P. Breteler, E. Findeisen, M. Kopke, D. Laméris, J. Peerenboom), designed this wheelchair.
Here you can find some graphic designs. Contact me if you are interested or if you have questions.
Business card
This business card is designed for the trade BikeLight.
Report
To make a report more interesting, the lay-out can help.
Scenario board
Some times it isn't necessary to draw realistic, but understanding.
Article
The article isn’t about the text, but the graphics.
It’s an imaginary article for a surf magazine.
Poster
Together with 4 other students (J. v. Roosmalen, D. Kesteloo, E. Findeisen, F. Meijers),
I redesigned Philips Airfryer (take a better look at Product Designs).
Magazine covers
This is an example of a cover designed for a surf magazine.
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