Final

By On May 2, 2020
Optional wheels to avoid knee scrapes
Jet power!
Mobility, so you can always be prepared

Be ready to face any tornado, by spinning the opposite direction of it at equal speeds, cancelling out the tornado-y effects

In action

(If the above video doesn’t work, try here: https://drive.google.com/file/d/1aB_WYnsmB-L0TaLElnqxZVjfK7KO0klm/view?usp=sharing)

 

Test Render

By On April 23, 2020
I’m working through some difficulties with Keyshot; in the meantime, here’s an animation showing what my wearable tech would look like in action
 

Project 5 Progress

By On April 21, 2020
 

Meshroom Attempt 1

By On April 14, 2020
(Will make another attempt using more pictures later)
 

Blender

By On April 14, 2020
 

Shapeways

By On April 9, 2020
 

Renders of Crab Sculpture

By On April 7, 2020
 

Project 4

By On April 2, 2020
Added base with small support podium in center
Cropped and obscured screenshot demonstrating the complete lack of distortion to the right side of the crab

Distortion was initially accomplished using a cage edit in conjunction with other tools, however due to crashing problems the cage edit was swapped with a lattice distortion in Blender 2.8, which is near identical to the cage edit function in Rhino, while fine tuning, solidifying, and other tweaks were accomplished in Meshmixer

 

Project 4 Progress

By On April 1, 2020
Model after initial deformation work, note that front claws are now very similar in size
(Original model before deformation)
 

Renders

By On March 5, 2020
Zoetrope of a car losing control for eternity
 

Form Progress Update 2

By On February 25, 2020
 

Form Progress

By On February 20, 2020
To do (for tire):
-Improve shape of treads
-Add grooves to treads
-Stamp Goodyear logo on treads
-Stamp Mitsubishi logo on centre of hub
-Add lug-nuts
 

Modelling Exercises and Insight on Laser Project

By On February 18, 2020
Duck

Process for Laser Project

Custom Designed Tank merged with downloaded dolphin and hat
The treads were separated and re-oriented for maximum strength, the turret was separated in order to accommodate the design feature which allows it to rotate freely while still being locked into the body of the tank. The pieces on the left are for the facade, but were not captured by slicer and had to be redrawn by hand in Corel
The turret mechanism part 1: the first three layers pictured above are placed into a slightly larger hole at the top of the tank body.
The turret mechanism part 2: the ring on top is placed after the first three layers of the turret, preventing the turret from being lifted out afterwards
The final Slicer product, note that the facade items were not processed
Finished product demonstrating the rotational capabilities of the turret
The improvements made by the facade items are clearly seen from the front, compared to how the bare Slicer file looked
Close-up of the additional fuel canister, something no cowboy-hat-wearing dolphin would leave the house without!
Close-up of the treads, demonstrating the structural and aesthetic advantage of slicing them vertically. Note that the turret is facing forward in this photo.
 

Charlie Crooks – Form Studies

By On February 6, 2020
High Noon (Slicer file coming soon)
Adaptive Cruise
Room in the Elephant
It’s a bird, it’s a plane, and it’s ḫ̶̨̧͓̭́̚̕͜͝ͅư̴͈̣̤̺̦̫̣͈̻͊͂͆̃͠n̶͉̻̏̊͐̋͂̿̾̔̎͋͘͘͠͠ǧ̵̯̖͓̋͌̏̊̏͒̏͂̐́̋̽̒͜͠r̶̭͂y̴̥͇͎̳̝̹̦̠͎̯̫̲͇͌́͗̍͐̏͋͠͝
 

Anti-Prism

By On February 4, 2020
 

3d Print and Parthenon

By On January 21, 2020
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