Through this series of renderings, I am starting to consider the iAm project as a mindful, seemingly technological, product for mass consumption. These are my initial sketches for an internal packing method. I imagine expanding on this to include an insert about how to assemble the object, how to use the object, etc. All of this encased in a larger die formed or vacuum-formed container branded for sale.
A graduate student's musings on art, metalsmithing, digital fabrication and design, life, and everything in between.
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Wednesday, June 1, 2016
Thursday, May 19, 2016
Design for Digital Fabrication - Student Work - Pendent Lamps
Pendent Lamp - Renderings & Prototypes
For this project, students were asked to create a flat pack pendent lamp. They started by drawing the designs by hand, translated those into rhino and created a .3dm, rendered it, and then built a prototype from their files. They were encouraged to combine multiple processes from the class that they had learned so far: 3D printing, laser cutting, vinyl cutting. Here are a few renderings and projects exhibited at Arts Tech Night at Kenilworth.
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