Vaidehi Bhujbal, How Do I Grow?: A visual research

Two child-like drawn posters are presented here. They show the impact of gender biased toy design on the cognitive development of kids. The data here was gathered through field study of favourite toys of participating kids. Here a simple example of a favourite toy between a girl and boy shows a stark difference in their development.

This difference is being studied to not only impact the career choices that kids make when they grow up but also how it leads to gender misrepresentation in the industry.

Vaidehi Bhujbal, StringFest: Music Festival App

StringFest is an all-inclusive music festival app where users can access music related to the artists performing at the festival, they can sync their installed streaming service libraries and share their playlists with fellow festival friends. An in-built music player is also designed to listen to the festival favourites and the ability to sync friends’ playlist to jam together at the fest!

Vaidehi Bhujbal, Script Weather App

This weather app was designed as an inspiration from the ancient script, ‘Devanagari’ used for a regional language Marathi.

Vaidehi Bhujbal, Interactive-Accessible Poster: Mindfulness Poster

The poster here helps you to match and get to know which activities reach to each of our five senses. You can also check out mindfulness links to articles and videos to know more. A special read only recorded version of the poster is available to listen to users who need assistive help.

Vaidehi Bhujbal, Interactive-Accessible Poster: Mindfulness Poster

Vaidehi Bhujbal, LandMates: Fire Education and Connection

This was a group project with another member where we designed a geo-location- based treasure hunt in Hobart, Tasmania. Storytelling, finding clues, knowing historical events, bonding with nature all embedded in a fun way through this game.