Who you connected with for feedback.- Provide a brief explanation of who they are. Do they qualify as a potential user? Could they be a member of the target audience?
- How you connected (face-to-face, email, survey with several participants, etc.).
- What you shared and what questions you asked. Think about a strategic line of questioning and approach to presenting your work. What features make the most sense to share in order to gain feedback from this user?
- What feedback they provided.
- Briefly indicate what you plan to do according to the feedback you received. In other words, given what you're hearing, what do you think will need to be adjusted moving forward?
- An outside audience - Color Club. Plan to do this when I have available studio time.
- An early round of user/target audience feedback is due next week - Unglued, Fargo, ND - response expected on Monday.
Jodi S
- What do you do for a living? Design director for commercial furniture dealer
- Can you tell me about your hobbies? I enjoy coloring club 😊 and I am looking forward to yard work
- Do you consider yourself creative? Yes, but not artistic
- How often do you engage in creative activities? Daily
- Have you ever used a DIY craft or art making kit? Yes Lame stuff from Michael’s and other things like latch hook kits
- Would you purchase a Who Made Who art kit for yourself? Yes
- Would you purchase a Who Made Who art kit as a gift for someone else? Yes
- What’s the most you would be willing to pay for the art kit (all the tools are included are yours to keep)? $60 (more because it’s you, but answering as if I didn’t know you)
- What’s the most you would be willing to pay for the art kit + live workshop (all the tools are included are yours to keep)? $125
- Are there any projects that interest you that you would like to see made into a future art? screen printing or decoupage (I’m not creative enough to even think of anything else)
- Which Who Made Who Art Kit are you most interested in? Kolrosing (Scandanivian wood decoration), - this one (I love all of them but I’d never heard of this one)
What do you find successful in this project? It is definitely inspiring and I believe I could be relatively successful
What could be done to improve this product? Maybe FAQs?
Was there anything missing that you expected? Maybe brief history of the craft/skill/technique?? (Sorry if it’s here and I missed it)
Megan B
- What do you do for a living? I'm a fine wine specialist.
- Can you tell me about your hobbies? Boating, hiking, gardening, running, learning about wine, making art with my 6 year old, riding bike, golfing, skiing, baking, cooking
- Do you consider yourself creative? Yes. Very.
- How often do you engage in creative activities? Not enough.
- Have you ever used a DIY craft or art making kit? Yes. Mondo Llama, Unglued, a couple other paint by number kits I'm not sure the brand on.
- Would you purchase a Who Made Who art kit for yourself? Yes.
- Would you purchase a Who Made Who art kit as a gift for someone else? Yes.
- What’s the most you would be willing to pay for the art kit (all the tools are included are yours to keep)?$45
- What’s the most you would be willing to pay for the art kit + live workshop (all the tools are included are yours to keep)?$75
- Are there any projects that interest you that you would like to see made into a future art kit? Screenprinting, papermaking, watercolor, collage, paint by number
- Which Who Made Who Art Kit are you most interested in? Block printing (carving a rubber block),
Please describe your general thoughts in regards to the Who Made Who Art Kits:
I think they are a niche product that people would want. It doesn't seem like there is huge market saturation either. The graphics are great. They have just enough copy/infographics. I would absolutely buy one.
What do you find successful in this project?
I looked through the videos and website as well as the attachment and I thought the branding was really consistent. The voice of the project speaks really loudly, as in, it all looks like it goes together. So even if you have 10 different types of art kits, they all look like part of a really cohesive Who Made Who brand.
What could be done to improve this product?
To be honest, I think it's all really well done. I'm not sure I totally understand how the creativity boost works with the projects, but I really appreciated the tips. I didn't know that all those things helps boost creativity, so mission accomplished teaching something knew. I did absolutely LOVE the video about it. Very well done.
Was there anything missing that you expected?
Dying to know the price!!!
Brenda D
- What do you do for a living?- I am an Interior Designer and Marketing Coordinator
- Can you tell me about your hobbies? Fiber Art. Crocheting, macrame, punch needling, visible mending
- Do you consider yourself creative? Yes!
- How often do you engage in creative activities? Daily
- Have you ever used a DIY craft or art making kit? No
- Would you purchase a Who Made Who art kit for yourself? Yes, definitely
- Would you purchase a Who Made Who art kit as a gift for someone else? Yes!
- What’s the most you would be willing to pay for the art kit (all the tools are included are yours to keep)? $50-$75
- What’s the most you would be willing to pay for the art kit + live workshop (all the tools are included are yours to keep)? $75-$125
- Are there any projects that interest you that you would like to see made into a future art kit? Punch needling would make a great kit, string art, leather tooling
- Which Who Made Who Art Kit are you most interested in? - I am honestly interested in all of them, if I had to rank them I would say I’m most interested in the Kolrosing, with the block printing a close 2nd
What do you find successful in this project? The kits seem well thought through. I appreciate having both printed written instructions as well as digital links to the instructions.
What could be done to improve this product? I am a visual learner and will often reference YouTube for instructions. I’m not sure if it’s “doable” but the printed instructions (the black boxes) might be more effective if they had a simple illustration of the step. (Could also appeal to non English learners/ more accessible?) But I also get what you are trying to do by making everything simplified into 4 easy steps (very impactful and appealing to someone who might not consider themselves creative) and perhaps it would be too cluttered if the illustrations were added.
Was there anything missing that you expected? I noticed that the XD prototype wasn’t completed yet, but that might be part of the assignment- to only take it so far, hence the ‘prototype’ designation. I also noticed that the links on the Next Steps weren’t active yet (instructional videos, etc.)
This is so much work! I’m super impressed with this and I know that these kits could be very successful!
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