VASANTDADA PATIL PRATISHTHAN'S

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING & VISUAL ARTS

Final Year B. F. A. Applied Art 2023-24

Proposal for Project Report

Name: Janavi Ramakant Salvi

Year/ Semester: Final / First

Academic Year: 2023-24
Department: Applied Art
Roll No: 48

Guide/ Supervisor

Name: Gaurav Panchal

Designation: Professor

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TABLE OF CONTENTS
CONTENTS: Page No.

INTRODUCTION 1-2

CHAPTER-1: Pencil Grip 25-63

1.1 What is Pencil Grip, who invented it and why?

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1.2 Pencil Grip an essential tool for children.

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CHAPTER- 2: Brand XX-XX

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CHAPTER-4: SAMPLE TEXT XX-XX

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REFERENCES XX

ANNEXURE: Questionnaire Sample XX

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EVALUATION SHEET xx

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 Chapter 1: Pencil Grip

1.1 What is Pencil Grip, who invented it and why?

Pick up a pencil if you have one around, and take note of your grip. How are you supporting
the pencil between the fingers it rests between? When you write, how much pressure do
you apply? In terms of handwriting, does it really matter?

It does matter, that is the answer! Your writing will be affected by how you hold your
pencil, which is a substantial difference. Because a developed grasp is more effective and
less tiring on your hands, it is directly tied to handwriting speed and readability.

Pencil Grips are tiny temporary additions that fit onto a pencil. They aid in developing a
useful and precise pencil grip in both children and adults. When used properly, a Pencil
Grip can aid in the growth of the user's fine motor abilities and control over their
handwriting. Numerous youngsters and adults, both able-bodied and those with
disabilities, have shown improvements in their writing skills thanks to the pencil grip.

As everyone of us is unique and needs a different set of tools to thrive. Some require a grip
to regulate the amount of power to be applied when writing, while others require it to help
with finger alignment. Some folks merely require a grip to increase comfort when writing
and lessen tiredness. The use of the Pencil Grip must also be taken into account. Is it meant
to be used at home for leisure activities or for doing homework? in a classroom? Or
perhaps more durable clothing for use during exams? Whether it's to help with fine motor
skills, arthritic problems, or those needing sensory feedback, condition has a major impact
on the choice of a Pencil Grip.

In 1992, renowned educational therapist Dr. Lois Provda created the pencil grip. She
wanted to assist the kids she observed struggle to write and even draw neat, straight lines
on a page. Pencil grips were created at that time. Silicone, foam, rubber, and plastic are
some of the materials used to make pencil grips. These grips differ mostly in terms of
softness, level of comfort, finger locations, etc.

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Academic success depends on good handwriting, and good handwriting starts with the way
a kid holds their pencil and the way the letters are formed. These issues must be addressed
as soon as feasible. Changing grip and forming patterns is challenging but not impossible
after the age of eight.

1.2 Pencil Grip and essential tool for Children.

 To help a youngster as they continue to work on developing the hand and finger
skills necessary to acquire an independent and effective grasp, pencil grips are a
useful additional tool.
 The pencil gripper prevents fatigue and enables the child to write more easily, and is
not distracting or uncomfortable for the child to use.
 Help in the growth of the user's handwriting control and fine motor abilities.
 It also helps prevents the cocooning of your middle finger.
 The foundation for effective handwriting is in the way the child holds the pencil and
the way the letters are formed. Good handwriting is crucial for scholastic
achievement.
 It does make a difference how you hold your pencil, and this will affect the way you
write. Because a developed grasp is more effective and less taxing on your hands, it
is directly tied to handwriting speed and readability.

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 Chapter 2: Brand

2.1 The Pencil Grip, Inc.

The Pencil Grip, Inc. is committed to giving parents, teachers, and therapists access to
materials that promote educational achievement. Our company's namesake item was
created in 1992 by renowned educational therapist Dr. Lois Provda. After three decades,
The Pencil Grip has expanded to provide hundreds of distinctive and cutting-edge goods for
the workplace, home, and education. We have continued to develop the greatest tools now
accessible using a scientific approach that is intended to engage the mind and nurture
creativity.

The millions of parents, teachers, and therapists who have relied on The Pencil Grip, Inc's
products over the years have earned the eternal gratitude of the Provda family.

Headquarters: PO Box 3787, Chatsworth, California, 91313, United States

Phone Number: (888) 736-4747
Website: www.thepencilgrip.com
Revenue: <$5M
Industry: Consumer Goods

The chain of command within the organization, starting with The Pencil Grip's Chief
Executive Officer, Asher Provda, and continuing with further decision-makers: President
Alexander Provda.

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2.2 Competitor of The Pencil Grip, Inc

1. Educators Express: Since the day we opened our doors in 2007, we've worked hard to go
above and beyond just providing essential school supplies. We provide a wide range of
office and school supplies, as well as specialized teacher gifts and materials, games and
toys, and classroom furniture.
 
2. The Paper People: The Paper People has been supplying regional businesses and
schools with high-quality office and school supplies since 1975. Since we are a
family-run business in Virginia, we also treat our clients like members of our own
family. We carry only premium goods.

3. Deli: Deli Group has relentlessly worked to develop and pursue one-stop supply
solutions while providing customers worldwide with the most affordable goods since
1981. The Best Mate is Deli. Deli has 24 product categories, including tools, office
supplies, athletic items, and office furniture, and operates 8 independent sub-brands,
including agnite and nusign. Deli is a pioneer in several specialized industries.

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 Chapter 3:
3.1 Unique Selling Point (USP)

1. Proper Grip
An incorrect grip is the most frequent cause of poor writing. Pencil grips offer a
secure hold and aid in improving handwriting. For young children who are having
difficulty developing their writing style, it is also incredibly helpful.
2. Clean Letters
People with diseases like arthritis also have difficulty making neat letters; this is not
just a problem for special needs children. More stably written words are produced
thanks to a pencil grip's improved finger alignment.
3. No Hand Pain
It's crucial to maintain a suitable hold while writing because an incorrect grip can
hurt your hands. The pencil grip eases hand pain by supporting your fingers, and it
also helps you avoid getting arthritis. You ought to utilize a target pencil grip if
writing causes hand pain. Your writing speed will improve.

3.2 Type of Grip.

 MLife Pencil grip

1) With two apertures for the thumb and index
finger, this pencil grip is innovative.
2) U-shaped structure with a clever design that
supports and guides the second finger
3) aids in determining the proper writing posture
4) Works nicely for smaller children who don't
know how to hold a pencil properly.
5) Additionally beneficial to individuals with ailments like arthritis

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  Classic Pencil Grip
1) The traditional pencil grip can be used to provide a
comfortable writing position for people who grip
their pens too tightly.
2) Handling a pen or pencil is made simpler by the
ergonomic shape.
3) enables better pencil control and less writing strain
4) two sizes are offered
5) both left and right handers are able to use it.
6) appropriate for use with paintbrushes, crayons, pencils, and pens.

 The Writing C.L.A.W.

1) both the right and left hands can use this
robust, long-lasting item.
2) to maintain proper finger posture, it
creates a real tripod grip.
3) Kids between the ages of 6 and 12 are
welcome to use.
4) is durable when transferred from pencil
to pencil
5) Ideal for those with rheumatic diseases, those who struggle with fine motor
skills, and young learners.
 5 Finger Pencil Grip
1) A mature and effective tripod pencil grip
requires all five fingers to be in the proper
position, which is supported by 5-Finger
Pencil Grips' ergonomic design.
2) To ensure comfort in a practical grasp, these
grips help to lessen writing fatigue.

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 3) Additionally, they help to address insufficiently developed pencil grasps.

Chapter 4:

4.1 Pencil Grips for The Differently Abled:

With the aid of pencil grips, kids can reduce the excessive pressure they occasionally use on
the pencil's shaft, which facilitates learning. They are a useful tool for all kids, but they are
especially beneficial for individuals with special needs, such as those who have arthritis,
autism, dyspraxia, dysgraphia, or other health issues that impair their motor abilities.
Additionally, pencil grips are environmentally sustainable and safe for children of all ages
to use because they are composed of non-toxic materials like rubber and foam.

1) Arthritis:
Anyone who has the condition will tell you that it can be really difficult to write a
check (yes, people still do that) or complete a crossword puzzle when your hands
and knuckles are swollen and painful. And the majority of pencils are slim by design.
But if you add a pencil grip, that issue is immediately resolved because it adds
thickness in the ideal location, allowing you to hold the shaft steady without
exerting excessive pressure.

2) Dyspraxia:
Is described by the Dyspraxia Foundation in the UK as a "form of developmental co-
ordination disorder, affecting gross and fine motor skills in both children and
adults." It may lead to "individual co-ordination difficulties (that) may affect
participation and operation of daily living skills in education, the workplace, and
employment.

3) Dysgraphia:
While dysgraphia is officially categorized as a learning disability. A pencil grip is an
essential tool for parents and instructors who want to encourage children to express
themselves on the page because anyone with this issue typically finds it difficult to
simply draw a straight line.

4) Autism:
A more well-known condition is autism. It can also make it difficult for those who
are living with it to write concisely and clearly. A pencil grip, then, makes their life
easier since it gives kids the stability and steadiness, they need to write down their
ideas and thoughts. The difficulty with writing, printing, and drawing is the end
result of these and other motor skill problems, despite the fact that the underlying
reasons are not entirely understood. Children thus experience the pain of being

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unable to express themselves on paper; they are unable to record their thoughts,
and as a result, their lives become more and more difficult.

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 4.2 Target Audience for Pencil Grips

 Parents:
 educators, Occupational therapists,
 and individuals with poor writing skills.
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Provisional Title

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Objective & Aim

(Explain the reason why you have selected this particular Area/Topic/Subject)

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Introduction & Background
● Reason why you have selected particular Topic/Area/Clint
● About Client
● About your project
● About Them & Idea
● Process of execution
● Media section

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CLIENT REVIEW
Name of Client :

Corporate Address with phone,

email/s, web site :

Brand / Product :

Available Qty./ Pack / Profile/

Range of Products :

Price / Cost / Charge/s :

Existing Consumers :

Expected Consumers :

Target Area : Rural & / Urban Regional National Global

USP :

Launch Reminder Occasional

Campaign Status :

Objectives of Campaign :

Theme / Topic / Focus :

Theme Line :

Media Selection :

Sizes :

Output / Print :

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Time Frame for completion of Project:
Sr.No. Task Expected Date

1. Synopsis

2. Research

3 Chapter 1

4 Chapter-2

Final Printing of Project Report

Final Submission Last week of February

Concept Explorations:

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References include digital sources so make sure you reference them correctly, in addition to the
traditional sources such as books, book chapters, journal articles, encyclopedia entries, edited books, etc.
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