Haha, misread that! Ooops!
Looks great! Absolutely stunning 2D work.
It says “inspired by mintpass” but to me it looks VERY much like the MS Zune design-language and presentation style and the concept is basically an Apple iMac (all-in-one, unicable etc.)
So at this point my recommendation would be to move away from perfecting your presentation skills to focus on “design” as in problem-solving or individual aesthetic style.
I agree with the above post–As designers I think we’re all more interested in the sketchwork, since that’s where the design problem solving really happens…can you show more?
Really polished presentation. But I think this is the first project where you’ve shown your sketch work, which is really nice. Lets see more of that! Any sketch work from those earlier projects?
As usual enjoy your work love the concept like the idea
put the i-mac and zune ui aside the only thing that really bug me here is the power button its design-language just stand out and doesn’t go together with other element in your ESPRESSO.
I suggest you to look at the design of the coffee machine especially italian one and you might find something that go along with your metaphor here.
peace!
ps. you should really put together a tutorial on the PS rendering somehow!
Yeah, I wasn’t going to bring it up again… but that would be sweet 
i still wanna see those bad a$$ sketches
I kept looking at that assuming it was tjere for a reason, but never fully getting it, then when I finally read it was the power button, I was disappointed. No offense meant. but it kind of reminded me of toilet lever. There also seems to be some disparity in design language from the few design elements on the front of the unit
as compared with the back,
I would agree with CG that your level and quality of your presentation are beyond where they need to be, and it would be great to see the design and problem solving at the same level.
Your 2D skills are OUTSTANDING, and I appreciate the thinking you put into the concepts you have shared with us here. Keep it up!
Thanks for the comments everyone. And Mason, here you go: Andrew Kim - Sketching Thread