EXP1 - FINAL SUBMISSION

18 Sketch Sections

 Organic/Solitary

 Organic/Scuffle

 Cruising/Solitary
Bottom sketch was inspiration for final design.

 Organic/Individual

 Organic/Scuffle

 Cruising/Individual

 Nonchalant/Solitary

 Nonchalant/Scuffle

 Nonchalant/Individual

Stair Ideas

36 Custom Sketches

7 Images of Model

 Draft Sketchup Model

 Draft Sketchup Model

 Developed Sketchup Model - Hazan Motor Works - Cruising
Materials: Asphalt bowl, Steel ramp

 Developed Sketchup Model - Christian Benner Custom - Solitary
Materials: Concrete treads, steel structure

 Developed Sketchup Model Render - Christian Benner Custom - Solitary
Materials: Concrete room, Timber trap door, Iron windows

 Developed Sketchup Model Section - Christian Benner Custom - Solitary

Developed Sketchup Model - Hazan Motor Works - Cruising

3 Animations From Sketchup

Week 3 - Textures

Images of products and textures  in model:

Week 2 Task - Stair Sections

Top: 

• Solitary
• Concrete step, Steel Cables

Bottom

• Cruising
• Asphalt 

Week 1

Week 1

Solitary / Cruising

My materials for the top room were concrete, rusted metal for the window and timber for the trap door. For the bottom room I used asphalt.

Before the first class

A) An image of your best piece of creative work before coming to this course: 

This is the first of a series of eight oil paintings that I created for my HSC Visual Arts major work. My body of work documented the 50 year history of the Ford Falcon. I was influenced by Australian artist Ben Quilty and mimicked his method of thickly applying oil paint to canvas with a pallet knife. I particularly like this painting as I find the style of the car interesting and much different to cars of today. The simple black and white colour scheme also interests my eye and gives a historic feel to the image.

B) A great piece of architecture:

Fallingwater or Kaufmann Residence is a house designed in 1935 by American architect Frank Lloyd Wright. It is built over a waterfall in a forest in Pennsylvania, USA. I particularly like modernist architecture, where buildings follow bold, simple lines and the structural elements form part of the aesthetics. Despite being a man made structure surrounded by nature, I believe this building and its environment blend seamlessly and enhance the beauty of each other.

C) An original photograph of something beautiful:

This item is a citrus juicer, designed by Philippe Starck. A drinking glass is placed beneath the point and a halved citrus fruit is twisted on the top. I like this item because it is functional as a juicer, yet it can be put on display as a piece of art. Despite being designed in 1990, it looks as if it could be from the 1950's or even an object sent from the distant future. The combination of form and function, as well as the timeless design is what I believe makes it beautiful.

An creative work from three companies:

Hazan Motor Works

Noun: Nonchalant

Verb: Cruising
Adjective: Organic

Rolex
Noun: Prominence
Verb: Focus
Adjective: Illustrious

Christian Benner Custom

Noun: Individual

Verb: Scuffle

Adjective: Solitary