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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Thursday, May 19, 2016
Design for Digital Fabrication - Student Work - Vinyl Tattoo
Art277 - Design for Digital Fabrication
Vinyl Tattoo
For this project students were asked to look to tattoos as inspiration for creating body adornment. They started with sketches, converted those into Rhino curves, and then output the design to the vinyl cutter, cleaned up the sticker and then stuck it on the body/clothing.
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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