Interview: Product Designer- Subinay Malhotra We are pleased to bring you our first interview with one of our talented students of Product Design- Subinay Malhotra. Here, Subinay tells us about his Education, experiences and achievements at Raffles Millennium International, Delhi Who is Subinay Malhotra and how do you fit into the Creative world? A mechanical engineer who always wishes to associate aesthetics with the mechanical products and presenting them in various forms of design. It is an amazing world of design where we live and we should create a unique lifestyle for other people. We need to observe and be creative in our thinking processes; converting demands into needs. What were the first influences which sparked your creative ideas? One of my ex-Raffles Creative Practitioner at RMI Delhi- Mr. Bruno Oro, a great Industrial Designer, who taught me the essence and simplicity of design, using a lucid approach.
How was your studying experience at RMI Delhi and what are the biggest lessons you have learnt here? The experience at RMI Delhi has been the biggest part of my life. At Raffles, we are taught in a creative and entertaining manner. This constantly cultivates one to improve himself. Moreover, we have the opportunities to work and learn from our Raffles International Creative Practitioners, who can share their experiences and that brings perfection in us.
Published in GQ Romania Magazine –Nov 2013 Plexus- Protection gear with aesthetic and utility
What route did you follow through Education to get to where you are today? It was a casual route, a simple life , and an Idea that followed my instinct. I do what I like and then make it the best. Limit has no definition- working with what I like makes me think and that took me here today but still, it is just the beginning. FLASSO-pour it store it
What advice would you offer to Design students to prepare them for the creative industries today? There is no advice. There is just hard work. Students are similar to buildings in constructions- There is still a lot of work to be done, before someone can come and live in the buildings. We should continue to learn and gather the most out of the professional knowledge that the Creative Practitioners in Raffles, have taught us. Lash-light attachment for spray cans
Published in Yanko Design Sep-13
Published in Yanko Design Sep-2013