Wow HDK, Killer work! I love that you created a presentation which both showcases your design intent as well as the mood of the project. Your sketches look good too. Something I would consoder going forward is doing sketches that show both the style of the car, as well as its function, I can see that with the expanding camper, but it is a good idea that for each functionality idea you have(sealed electronics etc) You show how that impacts the appearence of the car. Again awesome work, keep it up!

Wow I love your mood boards and the images! Your sketches are very impressive! Looks like you have good understanding of shapes and forms. I love how you try different drawing style as well! To me the 5th for the last(the one above 3 blue sketches, love those too!) wins my heart. I like the stance of it. The refined edges and surfaces. It looks adventurous and fresh!

HDK - great work so far! As I'm sure you are aware, you have been selected to move onto the final stage along with 9 other students - this will be your final opportunity to submit your best work for the judging on February 8th. During this time I encourage you to work on and refine your concept.

Exterior design: really focus on developing and refining the exterior of your adventure vehicle. You mentioned it is modular - try to think of new and creative ways to achieve this. Are the modules collapsible/detachable from the vehicle - or something that you would have to install at home? (like a typical truck cap) You also mentioned it is electric and powered by solar panels - where are these panels incorporated? Do they influence the look of the truck? Since there is no internal combustion engine, is there a new use for the space under the hood?

Interior design: How would the interior enhance the adventure? For example, if the vehicle is autonomous, how would the passengers use the interior space? Would the seating arrangement give way to allow sleeping quarters, or maybe open up into the truck bed to create a larger space?

These are all questions to ask yourself when creating your concept. My strongest advice would be to make sure that your adventure brief can be clearly recognized in your design.

A few other key points to keep in mind:
Who is your target customer?
What features does your vehicle have that can enhance the adventure?

Some things to think about/include:
What made you choose this type of vehicle for your Chevy adventure concept?
What did you learn from this experience?
What surprised you the most about the competition?

I look forward to seeing your updated presentation - best of luck!
(I will be checking in periodically and encourage you to upload in-progress work for feedback, you don't need to wait until the deadline to upload new work!)

-Darby