I have finally managed to visualize my project accurately through sketches and in 3d. I still am missing the patterning which will sit on top of the figure base when completed. I feel good about this, and I actually feel like I have a decent level of control over my process. I think I've gotten way past being daunted by Rhino and now it feels like a problem solving game that I have been enjoying this week. Each level of the figure base will be a 3mm thick piece of plywood. the figure will stand in the middle, joined with male and female joinery. I'm excited to get it cut. I am hoping to be able to make a figure to be cut and hatched as a test for the base by the time it is due though I have to learn how to use illustrator for cutting to do that i think unless I want to draw it all again in rhino. This is what im planning for a pattern, most likely the heart one arrayed along the top curve of the base.
I'm Che, I am a 3D noob and I really like drawing and music. I major in character design/illustration and my goal is to combine my practices in order to create multimedia work that inspires me. I'm heavily influenced by animated shows, manga and the things I have always enjoyed like skateboarding, basketball and written type.
I have finalized my object and it is ready to be laser cut. I am excited to see how detailed the engravings will be on it and just how well it joins together. I did not have the opportunity to add a figure this time, but I think that will be my focus for the next project. finished object: engraving details: 2d drawing for lasercutting: Can't wait to see it in real life!
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