MODEL ONE
Dominant: Cone
Sub-Dominant: Cylinder
Sub-Ordinate: Sphere
FRONT VIEW
OTHER VIEW
I wanted to create a more dependent composition, in which the long cylinder and sphere will topple over if it is not for the cone to balance the composition.
The small sphere balances the composition to ensure that the cone does not make the product look heavy on the left.
MODEL TWO
Dominant: Sphere
Sub-Dominant: Cylinder
Sub-Ordinate: Cone
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
I wanted to show a zig-zag composition, coming from right-to-left from the cylinder and left-to-right from the cone.
The D, SD and SO is very obvious here.
This model interest me as it looks stable and interesting at the same time.
MODEL THREE
Dominant: Cone
Sub-Dominant: Cylinder
Sub-Ordinate: Sphere
FRONT VIEW
SIDE VIEW
OTHER VIEW 
The cone is precarious in relation to the base cone but is being propped up by the cylinder, hence the overall balance becomes a Dependent composition, in which the composition looks stable and sturdy.
The D and SD switches also between the front view (D-cone, SD-cylinder) and side view(D-cylinder, SD-cone).
However I find this composition boring compared to the previous two.
BRAINSTORM
FINAL MODEL
I decided to settle with Model Two.
The brunch with the baby’s breath is to off set the balance of the composition, which was greatly inspired by asymmetrical Ikebana.
Reference: Right, middle, left
Material used:
Rice with matcha powder as sphere, fried tapioca dipped in metallic red as cone and fried potato slice at cylinder.
Story:
The idea behind this is actually inspired by this Disney princess called Elsa who turn everything she touch into ice. However, for mine, I wanted to switch it.
The pink cone is actually a girl. The pink trail from the plate to the top of the rice suggest her traveling up, leaving that pop of colour against the cold, plain white colour. The white plate is to suggest the previous season, which is winter, together with the white rice suggesting snow like appearance.
Her trail, her touch has turn the cold, dead winter into something more alive. A new season, spring. Which is the fresh start of growth from winter. To suggest the progress from winter to spring, I added the matcha and the baby’s breath. The pink trail is leads straight to the branch of baby’s breath, which really guides the viewer’s eyes in the transition from winter to spring (white plate to the bunch of baby’s breath).
The metallic dipped tapioca actually emphasizes that important touch of the SO in the whole composition.
GROUP PICTURE
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