Hi there! I’m Jonathan Kim.
I believe design is an opportunity to create and influence holistic change in industry and society. I am passionate about collaborating in research, business, and human-centered methodologies to drive design
I am currently working at IBM in New York as a Service & UX/UI designer, where I work with clients/IBM in industries ranging from retail, healthcare, healthcare and more.
Please feel free to reach out and check out my work!
Experience & Service Design
Hi there! I’m Jonathan Kim.
I believe design is an opportunity to create and influence holistic change in industry and society. I am passionate about collaborating in research, business, and human-centered methodologies to drive design
I am currently working at IBM in New York as a Service & UX/UI designer, where I work with clients/IBM in industries ranging from retail, healthcare, healthcare and more.
Please feel free to reach out and check out my work!
Experience & Service Design
Experience & Service Design
Hi there! I’m Jonathan Kim.
I believe design is an opportunity to create and influence holistic change in industry and society. I am passionate about collaborating in research, business, and human-centered methodologies to drive design
I am currently working at IBM in New York as a Service & UX/UI designer, where I work with clients/IBM in industries ranging from retail, healthcare, healthcare and more.
Please feel free to reach out and check out my work!
Experience & Service Design
Hi there! I’m Jonathan Kim.
I believe design is an opportunity to create and influence holistic change in industry and society. I am passionate about collaborating in research, business, and human-centered methodologies to drive design
I am currently working at IBM in New York as a Service & UX/UI designer, where I work with clients/IBM in industries ranging from retail, healthcare, healthcare and more.
Please feel free to reach out and check out my work!
Product Design
Flow Spatula
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Introduction: Designing a Spatula
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This project introduces methodologies for the generation of forms with complex transitional surfaces. Through observation and experimentation, I designed a spatula out of solid wood. By using a band saw to make four distinct cuts and 180 grit sandpaper, I was able to accurately generate a spatula to my specifications.
Project Brief: Objectives & Challenges
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- To introduce basic approaches in form-giving.
- To develop fluency in expressing ideas through two dimensional orthographic representation and sketching.
- To exercise critical judgement in the analysis of two and three-dimensional forms.​
Process:
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- Sketching and exploring form
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- Exploring usability and functionality
Prototyping with blue foam, bandsaw, orbital sander, and sanding blocks
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- Plan and illustrate production process
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- Produce final product using poplar wood
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Flow Spatula
Project Process
