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Jose,
Great work, this is a really vibrant presentation of your concept model. I like how you’ve taken the book and used it in two different ways, as a whole object, stacked, and then as opened and abstracting the pages as segments/lines. I think you can also think of the light bulb in multiple ways, and beyond it’s formal/material aspects. The other aspect to think about, is how do the parts of the model you’ve built for the book and light bulb relate? Move full steam ahead in starting to incorporate your ideas from this into your store design and display design, and we’ll talk more at your next desk crit.