October 2025 Highlights: A Month of Creativity, Collaboration, and Craft at JD School of Design
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October 2025 Highlights: A Month of Creativity, Collaboration, and Craft at JD School of Design
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At JD School of Design, every month is a canvas of creativity — and October 2025 was one painted with colour, innovation, and imagination. It was a month that reflected the spirit of JD, a place where the students’ passion meets their learning, and the idea becomes experience.
Crafting Precision: BLUM’s Module Installation Workshop

JD started the month with the Module Installation Workshop by BLUM, a worldwide leader in functional furniture fittings. The workshop, which was designed to provide students with a hands-on understanding of modern hardware systems, combined design and engineering through the live demonstrations of fixtures, drawers, and lift mechanisms. The students learned how precision, ergonomics, and aesthetics can be combined to produce intelligent interiors. The session was indeed a great example of the JD’s principle of learning by doing, where students’ exposure to practice enhances their creative thinking and the design’s functionality.
Material Expo 2025

Material Expo 2025, one of the most significant academic events of the year, was transformed into a vibrant hub of textures, finishes, and innovations on the campus. The event organised by the Department of Interior Design was an exhibition of a wide range of materials – from hardware and construction parts to eco-friendly finishes and smart systems. Each exhibit was student-curated not only for aesthetics but also for sustainability, functionality, and design integration. Besides, the on-site insight program also had outcomes linked to the material expo that helped bridge the gap between the classroom and industry. Students’ direct involvement with the latest technological advancements in materials substantially deepened their understanding of the impact that their design choices have on the users’ spatial experience.
Lights, Camera, Learning: Filmmaking Workshop by Sony Imaging

The Department of Digital Design Experience organised an enlightening Filmmaking Workshop in association with Sony Imaging. The session conducted by Mr Umesh Gowda, Manager of Sales, and Mr. Satish, Technical Specialist at Sony South, was an invitation to the students to the technical and creative facets of professional filmmaking. The students were introduced to the concepts of lenses, frame rates, and lighting, wherein they learned how these aspects influence storytelling and the creation of the desired mood. Immediately, the audience could see the change of a frame through the exactness of the technology in the live demo. This comprehensive experience served as a reminder to every creator-in-waiting that filmmaking is the conjunction where art meets science and the visionary meets the executor.
Design Thinking Display 2025: Spaces for Fictional Lives

The Design Thinking Display 2025 was all about the power of imagination with the theme “Designing the Unreal- Spaces for Fictional Lives.” The MSc. Interior Design students took the challenge of redesigning spaces for famous fictional characters, creating the surroundings based on their personalities, habits, and even emotions. They followed the five stages of Design Thinking — Empathise, Define, Ideate, Prototype, and Test, transforming empathy into design language. The presentation included the elements of 3D models, light fixtures, and concept boards, which demonstrated the harmonious relationship between storytelling and design. It was a reminder that at JD, creativity is not confined by the real world – it actually stretches it further.
Celebrating Artistry: Module-End Display in Fashion Design

The Fashion Design Department celebrated the end of their module with a grand fashion show – the Module-End Display. The main aim of the display was to showcase the developmental journey of students with a focus on their skills in illustration and embroidery techniques. The exhibition was a visual feast of fashion artworks, intricately embroidered samples, and conceptual designs celebrating the spirit of the individual and the art of the craft. Each work was not only a demonstration of the technical skills but also an expanding, deep understanding of design aesthetics, colour harmony, and creative expression by marking a significant point in every student’s artistic journey.
Hands in Clay: Faculty Clay Modelling Workshop

During the month of October, the faculty members had the opportunity to participate in a Clay Modelling Workshop, a refreshing and fruitful session that led educators back to the origins of their creativity. The session concentrated on form, proportion, and texture – thus, reminding the attendees of the production of their joyous skills with their own hands. The workshop was at once a meditation and a source of artistic reflection, as well as renewed creative energy for the mentors of the JD community.
Jediiians Got Talent: Where Creativity Takes the Stage

The bevvy of brilliant activities held in October was brought to a close by Jediiians Got Talent — an evening full of energy, laughter, and marvellous performances. The students of all the departments came forward to exhibit their unexposed talents — be it singing from the heart or a particular dance, dramatic monologues, fashion walks, and live art. The event was more than a competition; it was about building a community. It united the creative family of JD under one roof, celebrating the unique traits of each other, friendship, and the communal love of expression. The evening was in harmony with the JD ethos — a place where every talent gets a platform, and every platform gets its share of acknowledgement.
Mastering the Digital Space: Workshop with Mr Ganesh Shetty

In an era when creativity and technology are becoming more and more intertwined, the Digital Marketing Workshop held by the guest speaker, Mr Ganesh Shetty was a great source of getting knowledge for students about the transformation of online branding and the digital communication sphere. Mr Shetty underlined that being knowledgeable in analytics and audience behaviour is equally important as creativity in the present digital-first world. The students who attended the workshop went away with a better understanding of how design, marketing, and storytelling can be combined to create robust digital identities — a must-have skill for any creative professional of the modern world.