These are all my blogpost for my final semester. Happy Viewing and Thank You very much!!!
BLOGPOST #1 - My First Definition
BLOGPOST #2 - Animation
BLOGPOST #3 - Stacked Slice Models
BLOGPOST #4 - Replicate and Remediate
These are all my blogpost for my final semester. Happy Viewing and Thank You very much!!!
BLOGPOST #1 - My First Definition
BLOGPOST #2 - Animation
BLOGPOST #3 - Stacked Slice Models
BLOGPOST #4 - Replicate and Remediate
Below are the image process of creating the mold and match cut.
For this assignment, I researched Ebitenyefa Baralaye's work. His works were simple and elegant which I'm going to try to create a series of design in Rhino to replicate his work
I apologize for the late post of this assignment.
For this assignment, I've created a generated vase as a surface to put the created 3d object as my example to put in the surface morph.
Here's the animated version of the random generated vase
For this assignment, it gave me more knowledge on how using rhino + grasshopper together. It gave more exploration and how to create more stuff and play with it.
For the milestone project, I decided to create a mini table. Here's the ver. 1 of the table that I've been doing this weekend.
I will add more or change some stuff in the table or maybe re-do this version to create more complex stacked sliced work.
For this blogpost, I just created a simple animation using grasshopper. The model that I've created was simple for me to explore more the intermediate level of grasshopper in rhino. Below are the code and the models. (I apologize for the late submission of this blogpost.)
Simple Model.
Grasshopper
Simple Animation GIF.
It was great to use Rhino again this semester, especially the visual programming of it called "Grasshopper". It was pretty challenging to learn Grasshopper since it was a visual programming language. But it doesn't stop me to study and learn visual programming even though its not really my forte. The screenshot below is one of the tutorials that I watched.
Below is my actual work and exploration. I am really looking forward to create more using Grasshopper on Rhino because it was really efficient to use; especially for complex shapes