Art, Design, Adventure.
By Harry KP
Globally released work for Makino Milling Machine Ltd
Personal Industrial Design Projects
Design Experience
Industrial Designer: Makino Design, Tokyo, Japan
Sept 2021 – Oct 2023
Specialising in the design of current & future Makino milling machines and tool parts. Skilled in designing for manufacture, concept ideation, liaising with engineers and 3D visualisation. Experienced in UX/ User interface, graphic design and leading industrial design projects. Other projects are currently ongoing and under NDA.
Publicly released products: Smart Tool Rapid Calibrator
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Junior Designer: Makino Design, Tokyo, Japan
Sept 2019 – Apr 2020
Founding member of a new design team for Makino, a world-leading CNC machining company. Projects focused on renovating company brand language, redesigning current CNC machines, concept generation and visualisation of future machine operations.
Publicly released products: Makino E-Machine, Luminizer LB500/ LB300, Makino Design Team logo, ATHIUM logo
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Freelance Illustrator & Artist
Jan 2023 – Present
Custom digital and hand-sketched art, inspired by travel, sport and nature. Commissioned original art, prints, tattoos & logos for a global clientele.
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BA Industrial Design & Technology:
2017 – 2021
Loughborough University, England. Second Class Honour, Upper Division (2:1).
Diploma in Professional Studies, 2019 – 2020
Hiking the Himalayas, broken bones, running marathons & working in Tokyo.
Capturing natural landscapes around world.
About
Hi, I’m Harry
British Industrial Designer, previously worked in Tokyo, Japan.
Sports lover, team player, wannabe surfer.
Testimonial
“Harry worked on a variety of projects during his time at Makino. Harry is an excellent hand sketcher – quickly producing high quality visuals of design concepts. He’s proficient in SolidWorks and Keyshot, producing 3D models and photorealistic CG images to communicate ideas to engineers. Harry was knowledgeable in using Adobe Illustrator and Photoshop – he produced professional graphics and layouts alongside his industrial design work. He was hard working and had a desire to learn new skills.
Harry’s a creative and passionate designer who brought great energy to the work environment. He had high attention to detail and was a team player who had a good working relationship with all his co-workers. While living in Tokyo, Harry learned basic Japanese which was highly appreciated by his Japanese colleagues.”
Jeremy Cane – Makino Design Team Leader
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