For my Design I decided to do Master Chief helmet from the Halo series video game. It was a big part of my teenage years growing up and one of the most iconic character in video games. It might not look like it, but I felt it was a little too ambitious attempt for my design, and I might have to tone it down for my final. It's definitely going to need some refinements but I really committed to the complexity of this design.
For this weeks assignment, I decided to go with a simple form of a hatchback car. It includes the body, wheels, wheel openings, and headlights. I kept it really simple as I want to put in all the time and effort to making an actual detailed version of a car because it is something I see myself working on for the final project. I now have a feel of it and it will definitely be a challenge to add all the extra curves and details. So far, a car is what I plan on doing but It could change.
For my research I decided to go with Harikrishnan Panicker and Deepti Nair's (also known as Hari & Deeti) papercut light boxes. They are an artist couple that primarily uses layers of watercolour paper in a shadow box that is lit from behind by LED lights that provide a visual narrative.
For this project, I decided to create another mix. This time I wanted something create something that you would think of as if you were playing mad libs. The result was something that felt magical but at the same time was creepy. Something I kid would think of, but also when an adult would take over the idea. Opposing themes, and ideas that would come together and create something unusual. The idea is that there is a whale jumping out of a fountain of milk flowing up in a cereal bowl. Except the cereal is made up of baby doll heads, and the milk is pepto bismol. Not overly crazy but not at all sane.
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"Catfood"
For this weeks project, we had to create 10 different 3d models that are composed of 2 or more components mixed together. Here are some of my works:
