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creating 3D paper design using the original object as inspiration for the shape. |
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Final outcome slots together in seven parts. |
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Mequette made from cardboard ensuring the design would work and was in proportion. |
The aim of this brief was to create a mix media piece, based on ten
chosen objects of my choice. Each piece I chose had some relevance to me, in
either a personal way or something I have a strong connection with. At the
start of this project the task in hand was to set up a still life and draw
these objects from observation. This task was set in order to familiarize
myself with the overall general shape of each of the objects, the designs,
small details and overall scale on the page. I found sketching using pencil and
black ink fitted within my comfort zone and straight away started to create
large drawings, However when it came to drawing all ten objects to a certain
time frame and scale, I found this difficult as I couldn't seem to keep up with
the fast past of the challenge, particularly getting all ten objects sketched
out before moving on to the next drawing.
The second part to the mix media class was
to look at your drawing and from this using paper make a 3D shape. Simplifying
the sketches I drawn made this easier by making each piece a line drawing in order
to progress the shape and move the flat 2D designs on paper to a more 3D
design. This task was set in preparation for the laser cutter, which I found
was a difficult task firstly because I had to simplify my designs, stripping
them back to a line drawing and secondly because I’d never previously used illustrator.
The outcome of this challenge I'm very happy with as I've been
able to overcome my difficulty using illustrator and designed a seven piece
model that’s complex and successfully fits together. If I was to do this
challenge again id possibly rethink my choice of materials, colours and scale.
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