At first I wasn't sure I was going to be able to find enough surface design patterns around my house to get a good sample...but once I started looking I kept finding more and more. Love this shirt on my partner - did not feel like I had enough time in my life to attempt to replicate it though This pattern was neat but too organic to replicate at my skill level After locating the samples, I booted up rhino and began to attempt to replicate the patterns I had found, starting with the simpler patterns that drew my eye. the pattern from our laundry basket and some variations tessellation inspired by my mask's beadlike flowers based on the carved candle holder exploring Pendleton-like designs a floral motif from a plate After replicating sections of designs, I started to have a concept - of integrating some of the disparate elements of my life together. As a biracial person, both Indigenous art and western art are parts of my life and experience - and I am capable of ...
Putting in the extra time to figure out the v-ray issue really paid off - I don't think this model would be nearly so successful if the reflective surfaces and glass had remained flat and undifferentiated.
The joys of prototyping - you construct your object only to discover what doesn't work. No worries, this is the best part - this is the FIX. I ended up identifying many fixes from the first object that I put together. In fact, I ended up starting a new prototype because there were so many issues - size, durability and fragility being the leading issues. Floppy So I remodelled the car, looking for more opportunities to reduce roof weight and increase lateral stability - including sizing down. The new size was already much more stable vertically Issues I identified with the new model: swoosh tabs - the tabs are bigger than the piece itself - will make the tabs much smaller long tabs in places that needed cutting down Adding tabs I'm still much happier with this (slightly wonky) prototype. It looks like my car, and it's pretty accurate. I look forward to completing it today, finishing up the wheels and showing it in class on Monday
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