my first project in model building.

the first is to create an interlocking system using only bristol board. no adhesives are allowed.
I was heavily influenced by architectural design elements for this project and my main focus was the play on shadows.
my professor is giving the entire class more time to work on this one so this one is still in progress. the interlocking system no longer needs to fit inside the cube (second part of the project) so that will affect a lot of other students designs as well as my own. I'll be putting my finished interlocking system up once it's done.

the second is to deconstruct the cube and show different design elements within each side of the cube using only foam board.
once again, architectural influence. i treated the cube as if it was an office building of sorts. I was somewhat influenced by eric owen moss on this one. mostly because i visited culver city shortly before this project and i was feeling very 'architecturalish?'

all of the pictures were taken hastily with my camera phone. sorry for the bad shots.

these are just more projects i never put up. first is a toaster inspired by the argonaut planes from WWII and the second is my interior space aka my future work studio. lets pretend that one window doesn't show a garden scene and the other an ocean scene. it was an incredibly stupid mistake i made without realizing ha...

i hated this project so much that it took a bit to actually put it up. basically, its my steer loader project. i had from 11PM to 7AM to finish it. By the end of it, i just got tired and started almost scribbling on the marker deciding to just make it look sketchy? Perspective is off and i was planning to put more into the configuration part but it was about 5AM when i started the second page so i just ended up making that bit the whole presentation. I spent a little too much time on staring off into space imagining sleep during this one.

Materials: Prisma Marker, Pastels, White Chalk