Grow: Three Models

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These are my three models that I am going to be using. This is only a picture to show the models that I am happy with and will be using. I have applied a stone material for the moment to see what it would be like, instead of having the distracting colours when there is no material applied.


I have based these models on my precedent images while I explore the growth aspect of pattern. I have explore growth by making simple changes through iterations to the patterns created. With these I created three separate forms and iterated each of these and continued to push the patterns until I was happy with what was created. I also had to take into consideration the widths of pieces of the model. Because of my bad maths I mucked up a little bit, but this ended up working for the better. In my mind I had been creating the models certain widths. Then for some reason I got confused about the smallest width you can go while being safe to not break. Thinking I under this width, I changed all the necessary widths. Then after talking to someone who confirmed the widths, it turns out I was right in the first place and my models were a fine width to begin with. However the thicker they are, the more chance I have of not breaking them, and the models look better with the thicker widths in place. So it was no loss to me having to change the widths I thought I had to.


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I am a designer, currently studying Design Innovation at Victoria University of Wellington. My focus areas are website and mobile media development, interaction design, 3D modelling and animation and audio-visual space. My blog shows my journey through each project as well as my learning experience through university. What do I want to be when I grow up? I have no idea. But I love what I'm learning. Although there have been many bumps along the road in this journey and despite the fact that there are going to be many more, I wouldn't have it any other way.

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