Penny Hockey Project

This post details the creation process of my Penny Hockey game.

Video Summary

Design Brief

Client	The Glenbrook South SELC Program
Target Consumers	Children and parents
Designer	David Cha
Problem Statement	All children experience boredom, and many try to alleviate their boredom by using their devices. This can contribute to shorter attention spans and reduced social abilities. This game can help to assuage childrens’ boredom in a healthier way, that reduces time on devices and increases social bonds.
Design Statement	Design and produce a portable game that is entertaining to young children
Constraints	• Individual work must be produced and submitted • Design using standard measurements for playing surface • Additional materials must be submitted for teacher approval via annotated concept sketches  • Scaled down version of a real hockey dimensions (our board is 9” x 12”) • Walls are ¾ “ wide by 1 ¼” tall (length differs based upon the joint you make)  • Goals are ⅞” in diameter and players are ⅜” in diameter

Research

Some inspirations and tutorials that aided the creation of my project

Above: Image of Billy Bob Joe from my animations

Above: Penny Hockey board created by Scott Moehr

Concept Sketches

Above: Original isometric concept sketch

Budget and Supplies

3D Model

Click the image above to view the 3D model.

Citations

Cha, D. (n.d.). David Cha Art. YouTube. https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCkXQ2IeDc6FR_MgEqQ_S-XA

Moehring, S. (n.d.). Penny Hockey. MOEHR BETTER. https://www.moehrbetter.com/penny-hockey.html

Preston, R. (n.d.-a). How to make a penny hockey game. eHow. https://www.ehow.com/how_7714535_make-penny-hockey-game.html