The Design of Art Toy that Combines the Emotion and Feeling of Childhood with Interaction
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In today's society, information technology and Internet network was increasingly being developed. People could get information quickly. They lived in a fast-paced social environment, had anxiety, and felt a loss of security. The increasing number of young people who enjoyed art toys reflected the demand for emotional happiness. As a product consisted of designer's thought and personality, art toys became a bridge between player and emotion. The creation and production of art toys were integrated into the empathy and interaction design of childhood. It could help the player to relieve the pressure of life when recalled happiness and good memories in childhood. At the same time, promoting the design innovation and creation of art toys could enrich the diversity of toy entertainment as well as to offer the players more choices. The art toys could be used as the carrier of thoughts and emotions between designers and players by increasing the fun of art toys. They would make more people like it and joined the group of art toys that brought happiness.
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