Interview with Award Winning Product Designer and Inventor Damian Evans [ 22:13 ] Play in Popup | Downloadyou can also subscribe to the podcast on Itunes
In this inventor interview Damian Evans from www.damianevansdesign.com, an award winning product designer and inventor, talks about how he first got into product design. He also gives advice on how to come up with ideas and make basic prototypes from cardboard. You will surprised to hear that his inspiration comes from anywhere – even from something as humble as a container for Smarties which was Smartie shaped. 
. Damian not only works to client briefs, but also invents his own products, which he then licenses to companies such as Joseph and Joseph.
Links Mentioned in the Podcast
www.damianevansdesign.com – Damians Website where you can see more of his work
Anti Copying and Design (ACID)
Rotary Peeler
Index Chopping Boards
Adjustable Height Rolling Pin
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Hi, I'm Tara a freelance graphic designer based in Northamptonshire, UK with future ambitions to be more of an ideas, invention, product designer person. This blog will include useful inventor information I find plus inventor interviews. You can also find me at www.graphicdesignblog.co.uk
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Great interview! Funny that he has a degree in glass — I’m a couple hours short of a BFA in glass and another toy/game inventor friend of mine also blows glass. I’m beginning to think glass people are very inventive! LOL!
Thanks Kim, Damian was really interesting to talk to. I am starting to think perhaps I should take up glass too as it sounds like it’s a prerequisite for being an inventor
Tara Thanx for posting the interview.
You are one of the rare major forces in keeping the energy and excitment of inventing alive today.
Thank you for what you do!
All the best to you.
Gregory Cannone
Thanks so much Gregory – that’s nice of you to say