Vehicle And Props Design: Production- Project 2

Vehicle And Props Design: Production- Project 2

22/09/2025 - 26/10/2025  / Week 1 –  Week 5

Valenz Jycee Primadi / 0373407
Vehicle and Props Design / Creative Media / School of Design 
Project 2

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TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Lectures

2. Instructions

3. Proposal

5.Feedback

6. Reflection

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INSTRUCTION

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LECTURE

The lecture was conducted in class and explained through a video presentation.

Project 2

The objective of this module is to design a vehicle, with the second project emphasizing the development of the vehicle’s interior and associated props.

References

Before starting the interior design, I researched references of vintage jet interiors. From my observations, most of these designs were quite cramped, creating a claustrophobic feeling, with the pilot seated close to numerous controls and buttons.

Fig 1.1 Reference Interior

Design Interior 1

Initially, my interior design used right angles and cropped compositions to focus on the inside of the jet. I also chose a simple color palette, mostly gray and brown, to evoke a vintage feel. However, Sir Kanan suggested that the interior would be better if it were expanded to feel more spacious.

Fig 2.1 Design Interior 1

Value study and sketch

After that, I made revisions and created sketches along with value studies. I developed two versions: one partially covered by the jet exterior, and another more open version that revealed more details of the interior contents.

Fig 3.1 Sketch and Value Studies

Durability

After that, I ensured that the pilot’s position and the distance to the controls were comfortable and functional, making sure everything fit appropriately within the interior layout.

Fig 4.1 Durability

Interior Breakdown

For the interior, I created a detailed breakdown showing the seats, controls, and other elements within the cabin. I indicated each component using arrows to clearly demonstrate their placement and function.

Fig 5.1 Interior Breakdown

Interior Showcase

Fig 6.1 Interior Showcase

Weapon/Props

The prop I designed is a weapon derived from one of the aircraft’s onboard weapons. I transformed it into a handheld poison weapon that releases toxic smoke. This is the breakdown:

Fig 7.1 Weapon Breakdown

Weapon Showcase

Fig 8.1 Weapon Showcase

Final Outcome

Fig 9.1 PDF Final Outcome Interior

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FEEDBACK

• The interior was redesigned to feel more spacious, and certain sections were removed to better showcase the details inside the aircraft.

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REFLECTION

Experience
During Project 2, I found the interior design process more manageable compared to the exterior design. The interior required fewer revisions, and I was able to understand and arrange the layout effectively, ensuring that the pilot, controls, and other elements were properly proportioned and functional. The most challenging part of this project was designing and rendering the props, particularly the weapon, as it required careful detailing and took a significant amount of time to render accurately. Despite this, I enjoyed the process and felt more confident in handling interior design compared to the exterior.

Observation
In developing the interior, I referred to historical jet interiors and studied how space was organized around the pilot and controls. Observing existing aircraft layouts helped me make decisions regarding ergonomics and functionality. For the props, I explored reference materials and experimented with different design elements to create a weapon that was both visually interesting and integrated with the aircraft’s concept.

Findings
This project emphasized the importance of proportion, functionality, and attention to detail in interior and prop design. I learned that understanding spatial relationships and ensuring elements fit correctly is key to a successful interior design. Additionally, the rendering process for complex props highlighted the need for patience and careful planning. Overall, this project allowed me to strengthen my design skills in interiors and props while reinforcing lessons in organization, observation, and technical execution.