A B.Des is like learning to give a soul to everyday objects—less about gears, more about how something feels in your hand. The studio is where you get messy with clay and foam models, not just CAD screens. Engineering design solves the 'will it work?' question; this asks 'will it feel alive?'
My own leather journals sell because people say they have a warmth no factory notebook has. That's the difference.
But between you and me, the fees for such a course make my heart sink. I stay up at night calculating my sister's school bills with the same pencil—dreams are a luxury when reality has a price tag, yaar.
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