Held on Thursday, 30th April, ‘Two Ways of Making’ showcased BAJ student work developed through live industry projects with Zopa Bank and David Michael Jewels, exploring handmade processes alongside digital approaches.
David Michael Jewels
Michael Robinson of David Michael Jewels led the Fine Jewellery project from Boston, USA. He generously gave his time throughout the project, launching the brief and providing regular online feedback sessions to support student development. Interested in how students expressed what it means to be human through their work, he used this idea to shape the design brief’s framework.
Zopa Bank
Students incorporated haptic technology and a bank chip into their final outcomes, creating concepts that connected seamlessly with Zopa’s app and explored the relationship between physical and digital experiences.
Student work for David Michael Jewels









Student 3D printed CAD designs for Zopa Bank








