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("") answered Design Interview ("DI") questions about their award-winning work . Interview questions prepared by Frank Scott.
: Color is a significant part of design and should be considered carefully each time you start a new design. Colors are largely responsible for dictating the mood of a design — each color has something a little different to say.
: Balance has been my main focus in designing this work. It gives a design its form and stability and helps to distribute the elements evenly throughout your design. And also contrast is an important principle of design because it lets you draw out the most important elements of a design and add emphasis.
: I wish this design will serve as a unique and cultural bridge between Japan and the world.
: About a month.
: I decided to pursuit an inspiration.
: Japanese gardens inspired me to come up with this project. I depicted the beauty of green plants with Tsumami Zaiku and made Karesansui, meditation gardens where white sand replaces water, with Soutache.
: The most unique property is this necklace is arranged by the technique of Japanese traditional Tsumami Zaiku and European Soutache. Another unique part which makes this design different from others is the extra center flowers are attachable to drop down with magnets.
: Japanese gardens have evolved into a variety of styles, including karesansui, which are meditation gardens where white sand replaces water, and Zen gardens (Japanese rock gardens) that are used for various purposes. Garden design is an important Japanese art form that has been refined for more than a thousand years. The gardens of the emperors and nobles were designed for recreation and aesthetic pleasure, while the gardens of Buddhist temples were designed for contemplation and meditation.
: The most unique property is this necklace is arranged by the technique of Japanese traditional Tsumami Zaiku and European Soutache. Another unique part which makes this design different from others is the extra center flowers are attachable to drop down with magnets.
