Prototype for my micro area

Hello people, what's up?
     So, as i told you earlier that in this assignment we were asked to make  visual dairy, of course blogs and we were asked to find our micro area where we want to improvement something. For those who have problems regarding their area of shop or something which is not appropriate for them as they have to work there for the whole day and everyday so it is a big problem for them. That's why we were asked to find micro areas so that we can DESIGN something suitable for them and affordable also. So, for that we had to make a prototype to show ours teachers what we are thinking to design for them.
Well, let me explain you my micro area..
It's basically a hawker who sells mor pankh (peacock feathers). He started this job 5-6 months before and his sale per day is 600-1000/-  enough to carry out expenses.

  Hawker- Ramu

REASON WHY HE SELLS PEACOCK FEATHERS?
People these days believe in ASTROLOGY and so it is said that keeping a peacock feather in any book or anywhere in the house then it is good for the family members. Its basically a good luck charm. 
 Moreover, it is easily available anywhere so that’s why this man is selling peacock feathers in reasonable rate so that people come to him and buy it.

PROBLEMS..
Problems faced by him is that it gets really difficult for him to hold the feathers in his hands like for the entire day. So after asking him if i could design a vertical bag for him in such a way that it gets easy for him to carry those feathers without any problem the whole day, he got really glad to know this and said yes please to the idea. It is very important for a hawker to atleast make himself feel better about his job.

 SOLUTION...
I thought of designing a backpack in a vertical position where it gets easy for him to put those peacock feathers.
The bag would have length till 2 feet as the peacock feathers are 3 feet long. With the help of this bag the hawker can easily carry it anywhere and anytime or maybe all the time as it is not even heavy weighted. I thought of giving a small pocket where he can keep his cash and any other necessity he wants to keep with him. 
Everything would be easily affordable for him.

So this is my micro area and picture below is the Sketch of my Prototype.


And here is my FINAL PROTOTYPE..

 Front view

 Pocket view

 Back right view

 Right view

 Back view

 Back left view

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