For project 2, we had to construct a sculpture from module units based on an object’s SEM. I chose zebrafish because it is a special type of fish that has regenerative cells!
Cool right?
The SEM of zebrafish’s skin. I decided to do the outline using rubber bands like so.
Prototype version 1, a simplified letter Z with no plan or concept in mind. Just YOLO.
Needle and the thread, Gotta get you out of my head
Needle and the thread, Gotta wind up dead~
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90% done, improper planning leads to a less space for the 10% portion that is left undone.
Week two was a bit bizarre week as for 3D class, we had to come down to my favourite place to hang out last time which was Sungei Road! (Okay I kid, it was somewhere around there as there’s a lot of shops to buy my motorbike’s accessories).
It was my first time taking a stroll here as well, didn’t know they sell some good stuff. But anyway, we had to make an animal/human sculpture from combining parts so we scavenge whatever parts we can find here.
I didn’t have anything in mind in particular as I have some old bike parts at home when I was doing spring cleaning. But I got a collection of peacock feathers for dead cheap 2 bucks! That’s where I thought maybe I could make a peacock (ambitious much).
Walked around under the scorching hot sun for a few hours and got some other unnecessary stuffs like old spoons and headlight just because I can and scared I wouldn’t have enough materials for my peacock.
