3D Design

Spring 2017

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  • Assignments
    • 01. Readings
      • R01. Introduction
      • R02. Ideas & Approaches
      • R03. 3D Design Elements
      • R04. 3D Design Principles
      • R05. Material
      • R06. Structure
      • R07. Function
      • R08. Figuration
      • R09. Forming and Fabrication
      • R10. History of Soft Sculpture
    • 02. Projects
      • 01. Molding/Casting
      • 02. Hard/Soft Sculpture
      • 03. 3D Modeling/Printing – Reliquary
      • 04. Inflatables/Structural Integrity
      • Cardboard Wearable
      • Clay – Subtractive/Additive
      • Extra 3D Modeling & Printing – Surrealist Object
      • Package Design/Paper
    • 03. SketchUp Quizzes
    • Artist Comparison Report
    • Documentation
    • Exhibition Receptions
    • Field Trip
    • In-Class Exercises
      • Cardboard Manipulation
      • Inflatable Platonic Solids
      • Shapeways Test
      • Subtractive Clay Fruit
      • X-Acto Knife Work
  • Resources
    • Banality/Cliche Checklist
    • Books
    • Brainstorming
    • Documenting Your Work
    • Elements & Principles of Design
    • Flickr Account
    • Good Discussion Q’s
    • Presentation Tips
    • Resources
    • SketchUp & Shapeways
      • Checking files for 3D Printing
      • Keyboard Shortcuts
    • Writing Tips
  • Schedule
  • Syllabus
    • 01. Course Description
    • 02. Online Policy
    • 07. Textbook/Supplies
    • 09. Studio Maintenance
    • 11. Accommodations
    • 13. About Your Prof
    • 14. Mental Health Statement

02. Projects

  • 01. Molding/Casting
  • 02. Hard/Soft Sculpture
  • 03. 3D Modeling/Printing – Reliquary
  • 04. Inflatables/Structural Integrity
  • Cardboard Wearable
  • Clay – Subtractive/Additive
  • Extra 3D Modeling & Printing – Surrealist Object
  • Package Design/Paper

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