Bamboo play: Eco-friendly game design
July 2024, Vol. 2, No. 2, Issue
Author(s)
Shivang Chauhan (Department of Textile Design, NIFT Shillong, Meghalaya, India)
Dr. Anupam Rana (Associate Professor, NIFT Shillong, Meghalaya, India)
Abstract
This study aims to explore in depth the process of creating games that serve as a tribute to the quality of regional craftsmanship while simultaneously promoting play that is environmentally conscientious. It carefully evaluates the suitability of using bamboo and other environmentally friendly materials to create games that are exceptional in terms of their longevity, safety, and visual appeal. Stressing the amazing qualities of bamboo, like its quick growth and flexibility, the study reveals a game that has been meticulously constructed through the design process. This research intends to promote a culture of sustainable development and improve the bamboo craft community by including craftspeople at every level, from design conception to production. It imagines a time when games are used to promote positive social and environmental change in addition to providing entertainment. This research paves the way for a more promising, socially conscious, and economically active future by supporting local artistic talent and advancing economic development.
Keywords
Socially responsible game design, Sustainable material, Bamboo product design, Eco-friendly play, Environmental concern, Local craftsmanship promotion, Bamboo packaging
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Pages : 1-13
Citation
Chauhan, S., & Rana, A. (2024). Bamboo Play: Eco-Friendly Game Design. International Journal of Arts Architecture & Design, 2(2), 1-13. doi.org/10.62030/
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