Whimsical Study: 3D Modeling
To enhance my design skills in specific areas, I engage in a series of whimsical studies—named for their low-stakes and semi-abstract nature—where I experiment with program, concept, and form in creative and unconventional ways. In this particular series, I focused on creating 3D models, exploring sculpting techniques across multiple software platforms, including Rhino3D, Z-Brush, and NomadSculpt. I then brought these models to life by 3D printing them in both resin and plastic filament, testing their structural integrity and further refining my design process.
Whimsical Study: 3D Modeling
This series of studies was inspired by studio projects led by Professor Martin Summers, where we explored abstract forms, assisted design, and a variety of conglomerated sculpting techniques. These experiments played a pivotal role in sparking my passion for technical modeling, motivating me to deepen my skills and push the boundaries of my design process.
