Final blog post, here we go!
Below will be a compiled set of pictures of my better works.
Objectified Response:
Mesh Mashup:
First I had to make at least six concepts that's either hollow or self-supporting or both. And then I had to combine one of them with those with my partners for the final project.
Thank you,
Goodbye~
So I finished this the week before and did my revision based on the critiques from my classmates. Thus there's not much change from before aside from me recently got a hot glue gun for the adhesive, but it was still difficult to glue the tiny parts, tape remains to be one of the better methods to keep this project together. Here are some pictures again below.
Full warning, there is (Nendoroid) doll nudity down below:
What I created this week in Rhino7 is my shower. My classmate and I had to make something that meant something to us. For me, my shower is something I look forward to everyday next to sleep. I had tried to make my bed, pillows, and blankets at first, but it didn't came out like I had in mind. Even my results on the shower was not as I imagine either.
That's all
Goodbye~
For this blog I had to do a light research on artist(s) that works on 3D construction with paper. The ones that stood out to me the most was Illuminated Cut Paper Light Boxes by Hari & Deepti. Their work is done by creating a light box with intentional cut paper that overlaps one another to create their desire narratives.
This week's assignment we were task to unroll/separate our objects in Rhino7.
Final blog post, here we go! Below will be a compiled set of pictures of my better works. Objectified Response: Mesh Mashup: Papercraft ...