It’s very rare that you are able to see sketches, prototypes and the process media for a product on a typical design portfolio. Normally, all you get is a highly stylized photo of the end product and little to no information on how it was made. I stumbled upon Josh Finkle’s portfolio today and immediately fell in love with how he presents his work. Sure, we have the mandatory end product shots but we also get to take a tour of how he actually goes about making most of his objects. I especially like the extinct toy project and the attached process photos. There’s something about witnessing the creative process and experiments that makes the end product so much more valuable. Very refreshing and inspirational.
