Showing posts with label Space Form and Material. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Space Form and Material. Show all posts

Saturday, May 3, 2008

Light Bright





Final lamp project for Space Forms


Wednesday, February 6, 2008

In Progress



A 3D logo I'm working on for my 3D class


Saturday, December 1, 2007

Monster





Wire jellyfish I created for my Space Form Material class. It is a Portuguese Man o' War.

Thursday, November 29, 2007

Vancouver Box



A project I completed a while back for my 3D class. I made it using the power tools in the lab =D

Wednesday, October 10, 2007

What the architect's tools are for...





When I got my list of supplies that I'd be needing for foundations year, I was quite skeptical when I ran across numerous tools that sounded like they would be used for architecture and other things requiring straight edges and geometry, etc.

I learned a few weeks ago that they are for my 3D class. We were given a Lego block and taught how to draw it properly, to scale, from three different angles (top, front, and right side). For this I used my T-square, 45/90 triangle, and compass and one of those shmancy hard leaded pencils that architects use all the time.

They're lousy pictures, but you get the gist....

Friday, October 5, 2007

Module







For the past couple of weeks in my Space, Form & Materials class (this is my all-day Friday class) we have been working in the 3D Lab at school with hand tools making modules. These are two identical pieces fashioned out of wood that fit together whichever way you situate them (sort of like Lego). I completed mine today and also waxed them so they are pretty and smooth.