I really like the idea of designing a dog bowl that morphs into a human glass. As far as your focus on curviness to get eloquence, I think it makes sense when you're using this software. I think when the lines are simple and geometric, then materials used, color, etc, become more important for conveying eloquence.

I liked the way you took a relatively straightforward concept (dog bowls) and pushed it to it limit with your consumer ideas. I particularly appreciate the way you parameterized “eloquence” in a simple but understandable way. Like with Charity's Jamba Juice cups, I think it'd be interesting (if these were to actually be produced) to parameterize for the distribution of material in the bowls/cups and control for the weight on the bottom. You did something similar with thickness, but it'd be cool if the bottom could be weighted heavier for bigger breeds who will perhaps push harder on the bowl as they eat or drink and then lighter and lighter as the breed gets more dainty. You could also then get a sort of hybrid design that appears “eloquent” with thinner side and a rounded shape but has a certain sturdiness for large dogs that evoke daintiness, like Poodles.