I drawn different designs inspired from my test pieces in my
sketchbook. I wanted to explore different ideas before deciding on what my
final piece would be. Eventually, I still stuck with my gallery design I did on
the tracing papers on the first week. I was advised to make a model of my
chosen design using cardboards. So, I started making my model using cardboard
as it is easy to bend to create a curve. I thought about using polypropylene,
but I stuck with the idea of using cardboard as it is easier to cut and manipulate.
I cut out a big rectangular piece from cardboard and then curve it using the
side of the table. This was a technique I learnt during the 3DD rotation at the
exploratory stage. To maintain the curve shaped I came up with a idea on the
spot of cutting about 2x30cm cable wire to attach to the corners in order to withhold
the curve shape. For the bottom part of the curve I poked holes near the
corner, so I can poke through the cable wire and do a knot, so it would not get
detached. For the top part I just stuck the cable wire onto the cardboard using
masking tape.
I was not entirely enthusiastic or in the mood to work on
the day, so I did not get very far with the work and wasted a lot of time. Near
the end of the class I was told by Anna to do researches into galleries. This was
something I thought I should have done before I started making the model, in
case there might be some changes to be made to my design. I am muddling all the
steps as I should have done my research, and then made a final plan before
making the model.
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