Showing posts with label America. Show all posts
Showing posts with label America. Show all posts
Wednesday, September 25, 2013
Briana Mateo: Inspiration and Scanned Images
This is the process of how I made my clay man scan. Here is one of my sketches.
I started off with wood, aluminum foil and clay.
Here are some images of some of my scans. In order to put the images taken by Rapid Works, I drew dots that would help put the images together.
Here are some photos of my serial stacked object next to the clay man.
Labels:
3Dscanning,
America,
politically correct,
Project 1,
scad,
sculpture,
Sculpture 250
Thursday, July 15, 2010
Clay Royse - Milling Project

For my milling project I decided to look back on an old idea - an infographic showing when the states were admitted to the union. The idea of displaying and interfacing with data in a concrete way appeals to me for many reasons, chiefly the more visceral impact an tangible object has over a table of information.

Viewing the passage of time as height data gives each state its own profile, and viewers should be able to interpret the meaning of the piece without an accompanying statement.
Because of its vertical edges, this piece should lend itself well to being milled. I am also interested in using it as a mold- vacuum forming will soften the edges, making the states melt into each other in an interesting way. It will be fun to see how the process transforms the piece.
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