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 Mesh Mashup V.2 Welcome back to another edition of the mesh mashup madness. The contents that lie herein give each viewer a sneak peek into the thoughts that take over my mind every day; don't worry, it's all rated PG. For this portion of the assignment I chose to use my previous design entitled 'Get to the Chopper,' where there were three bananas suspended from an aircraft. To further that design I decided to take the input that I was given in the group critique (more will be explained below) and expand upon it. I am super excited for you to see what I made and the steps that I took to get there. First, I want to show the original. This idea came about while watching a very outlandish instagram reel where a man does very peculiar things with bananas (again, its not dirty).  The feedback that I had received on this piece was to add movement. It was mentioned that I would be able to form the ropes in such a way as to look like they are moving in the wind or to even go s...

To start, my understanding of Remix Culture is to create something from another's work, as a sort of step to randomize and make new the world around us.  I had so much fun with this assignment! There were, admittedly, a few very challenging hurdles that I had to jump (i.e trying to learn Meshmixer, file sizes, and the general dimensions of objects just to name a few). In the end, I was able to overcome these issues and create a series of 11 remixes for you to enjoy.  Disclaimer: All of these titles were created in Tinkercad while the creation was still fresh in my mind. This is a NO JUDGEMENT ZONE :) thank you and enjoy 1. Butter-Deer Butterfly Deer As soon as I came across the butter fly I knew that I wanted to change the head. The deer head was the first thing that popped into my mind so I used it. It required a bit of tinkering in Meshmixer (I removed the antenna from the original butterfly and had to decrease the file size for the deer head) 2. Take a drink from my hat Hat...

       Hi everyone! My name is Kyle and I cannot express how exited I am to begin my 3D design journey though this class! Without further ado, here is my very first design that was created in response to the documentary entitled, 'Objectified' by Gary Hustwit. In this second film of the three part series, we are taken into a world of ideation and creation, one of comfort and function.       There came a moment when we were introduced to the Marc Newson and shown some of his design processes. The camera had flashed over one chair in particular that I thought was really interesting (pictured below) so I wanted to try my hand at either re-creating it, or making something that would be my iteration of a product from the same line.  I did, honestly, try to re create this and, after almost finishing the seat portion, I realized that there was no way to make one end taper inwards. Rather than scrapping the piece all together, I ended up making a sor...