Self-Support: Piecing It Together Final
Self-Support is a 3D printed sculpture of three aerialists. It’s my Piecing It Together final.
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Final Proposal: Piecing It Together
This semester I’ve become very interested in 3D body scans. Up until now everything I’ve done has been great for learning, but the final products have been really low quality. For the final, I’m interested in creating a series of high-quality 3D scans and prints.
Puzzle Project
Our assignment for Piecing It Together this week was to create a puzzle with an odd number of pieces. Nicole and I worked together to create and print 3D body scans of different body positions that would fit together.
3D Aerial Scans
This week in Piecing It Together we learned to make 3D models to print on the Makerbot. I worked with Danielle Butler to do 3D scans with Scanect on an aerial harness.
Midterm Process & Pics
I’ve learned a lot in the process of creating my Piecing it Together midterm, the clock. Here’s a recap.
Midterm Prototype
This weekend I drew and measured several iterations of my clock on paper, cardboard and in Illustrator. I now feel relatively confident about my design, but I have questions on how to translate this to the CNC router.
Midterm Drawings
For my Piecing It Together midterm I am thinking about building a prototype of a clock that my dad has been talking about for a few years.
Week 1: Drawing Exercise
Our week one assignment for Piecing it Together is: Pick one object and draw that object as you see it on the table. Imagine how you would slice it into 2d pieces in order to recreate it, and draw samples of these slices.