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After discovering the vast amount of people living their life in a wheelchair, it is disappointing to see their limitations within the fashion industry. Finding a product that benefits a specific career for their needs is essential and not a priority in the world. In discovering the difficulties of workspace access for make-up artists bound to a wheelchair, we created a solution through making a detachable table and make-up bag. This allows for the customer to easily transfer necessities from home to the appointment while also having access to her beauty products alongside. The table we designed allows a handle for easy transportation with velcro on the bottom allowing adaptability for multiple arm chair sizes. Snaps are located at the end of the table where the make-up bag is attached. The bag has multiple compartments that display the utensils in an organized fashion. This makes it easier to access and allow for a smoother consultation. For a compact travel opportunity, the bag can be folded to protect the materials for moving to the next client. As a whole, each of these details allow for a successful career in the make-up industry without facing limitations. |
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2018-04-05
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Mr. Vincent Quevedo |
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After discovering the vast amount of people living their life in a wheelchair, it is disappointing to see their limitations within the fashion industry. Finding a product that benefits a specific career for their needs is essential and not a priority in the world. In discovering the difficulties of workspace access for make-up artists bound to a wheelchair, we created a solution through making a detachable table and make-up bag. This allows for the customer to easily transfer necessities from home to the appointment while also having access to her beauty products alongside. The details incorporated throughout allow for a successful career in the make-up industry without facing restrictions. |
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Permalink | https://oaks.kent.edu/ugresearch/2018/2018all/154 |
Solution for Make-up Artists Bound to a Wheelchair
Shroyer, A., Doyle, K., Hu, Y., & Proemm, A. (2018). Solution for Make-up Artists Bound to a Wheelchair (1–). https://oaks.kent.edu/node/5616
Shroyer, Abby, Kathryn Doyle, Yidan Hu, and Annie Proemm. 2018. “Solution for Make-up Artists Bound to a Wheelchair”. https://oaks.kent.edu/node/5616.
Shroyer, Abby, et al. Solution for Make-up Artists Bound to a Wheelchair. 5 Apr. 2018, https://oaks.kent.edu/node/5616.
Our presentation will entail our client coming in and demonstrating how our product works with her wheelchair.