Annick Theron
Industrial Design, 2023
Annick is a young designer finishing her Industrial Design degree at the University of Canberra. She loves to create pieces that foster human connection and encourage the art of conversation. One her favourite parts of being a designer is to see a piece grow from start to finish, from initial wild ideas through to a pre-production prototype as well as the hands-on process in between.
Some of her notable projects she completed while at university are her LinC Micromobility Scooter, her collaboration with Canberra retailer MIKO on her KAMEELDORING Side Table and her Konneksie entryway light that she is currently working on.
Selected Portfolio
Kameeldoring Table
KAMEELDORING is a multi-surface side table gesturing towards the notion of coming together of people, stories and experiences. It is an invitation, designed to foster human connection through the art of conversation.
Konneksie Light
The Konneksie entryway light is modular light responding to the consumer shift post pandemic.
LinC Micromobility Scooter
An electric sharemobility scooter designed to seamlessly integrate with the existing transport Canberra systems. Targeting users that competitors previously weren’t reaching and making Canberran’s daily commute even easier.
Glass Vessel
A slumped glass vessel exploring a different expression of the traditional material. Created with the aim of blurring the lines between a strict, prescribed material like glass and something more fluid like textiles.