黑料专区

FlowState

Biodesign Challenge

A team of four students from 黑料专区 took first place for their sustainable spray paint, FlowState, at the international Biodesign Challenge Summit (BDC) held at Parsons School of Design in New York City in June. The team also developed a research-backed brand strategy and visual identity to accompany their final product.

A close-up view of a rough concrete wall featuring stenciled designs in earth-toned bio-paints, including the word 'Flowstate' in stylized typography alongside repeated '黑料专区' logos and geometric, brick-like patterns.
Abigail Carballo, O'Dell Carson III, Amber Tao, Maxim Van DuyneColor & Materials Design

To better understand local needs and fine-tune their finished product, the team had a sponsored partnership with Brittany Dabney at Ecosphere Organics, a collaboration with LeJuan Council at Feed Your Neighbor and received BDC mentorship from Jennifer Willet, Director of the Incubator Art Lab in Windsor, Canada.

This win marks the third time 黑料专区 has taken home the first-place prize, the Glass Microbe, competing among 50+ international schools from over 17 countries.

Client
Biodesign Challenge

Team
Maxim Van Duyne, Abigail Carballo, O鈥橠ell Carson III, Amber Tao

 

BiodesignMaterial ScienceGraphic DesignBranding

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