DSDN111: Final Model + Summary

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My final images that depict my ideas best within my model. As I began the precedent images I was looking at were an image of a dance movement that show the arm at different angles within the movement. I also looked at using layers to create transition. With my model, I have used a combination of rino plastic and wire and combined them in a way that creates juxtaposition between the two materials and brings them into one form. The compositional strategy I used was both rotation and shift, the key to this was making changes to the layers of plastic. To create and enhance transition, each strip of rino plastic was a different length and this created an arc that changed in shape. The overlapping of the strips also created a nice transparency that guided the transition and curve of each strip. I learned many different skills in this project, most importantly learning how to combine fluidity with a static form and being able to make a whole, encompassing design.





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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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