1. I decided to go for a more structured sequence for making apex #2. I started with one of my shaped (the tube= A) and took away first B, then C and then A. I repeated this sequence over and over again.
2. Although I didn't stick to resizing the shapes the same quantity, I did rotate each shape more uniformly. Almost all my A's were rotated like this.
3. At first I was unsure about the result of taking away a tube from a tube... I thought it would disjoint parts of my tube completely from the other, but it was the result of this experiment that inspired me. I love how the negative space shows and gives so much character to my piece.
4. I decided my object looked somewhat like a flute. I reached this conclusion quicker than when I worked with 'snowflake' because I followed more of a rigid formula.
5. I decided that the bottom too needed work done on it. My object could then be interesting from all views.
6. As you can see, I systematically subtracted my shapes. There is more evidence of repetition seen e.g the circular shapes continue over the whole upper surface of object.
1. I decided to go for a more structured sequence for making apex #2. I started with one of my shaped (the tube= A) and took away first B, then C and then A. I repeated this sequence over and over again.
2. Although I didn't stick to resizing the shapes the same quantity, I did rotate each shape more uniformly. Almost all my A's were rotated like this.
3. At first I was unsure about the result of taking away a tube from a tube... I thought it would disjoint parts of my tube completely from the other, but it was the result of this experiment that inspired me. I love how the negative space shows and gives so much character to my piece.
4. I decided my object looked somewhat like a flute. I reached this conclusion quicker than when I worked with 'snowflake' because I followed more of a rigid formula.
5. I decided that the bottom too needed work done on it. My object could then be interesting from all views.
6. As you can see, I systematically subtracted my shapes. There is more evidence of repetition seen e.g the circular shapes continue over the whole upper surface of object.
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