Design Fundamentals Assignment:
1. Modify an old appliance to create a new hand tool
2. Can not use electricity
Description:
The unicorn anialator was invented as an end all solution to pesky unicorn infestations. This original prototype was fashioned out of an old foot massager I picked up at my local thrift store. It can remove anywhere from 1 to 99 unicorns and runs purly on magic. Before I get a bunch of angry emails about destroying rare mythical creatures, I would like to state that we are not yet certain where the unicorns go after the unicorn anialator is discharged. I like to think they are transported to a magical fairy island where they can prance about with other unicorns and live happily for the rest of their long lives but the truth is we just don't know. I have nothing against unicorns. I am just a industrial designer and bussinessman filling a whole in the ever increacing demand for unicorn control products.
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Wednesday, November 28, 2007
Unicorn Anialator
Tags:
Revolutionary,
Unicorn
Monday, November 19, 2007
Wooden Sculpture Made on Lathe
The requirements of this project was to make an 8" 3d representation of the camouflaged cube from the previous project. We were to build it out of only "solids". I used this project as an opportunity to learn how to use the lathe. I think it would have looked nicer with a darker stain to hide the imperfections of the wood.
Saturday, November 17, 2007
Thursday, November 8, 2007
Wednesday, November 7, 2007
Disappearing Cube Project
Design Fundamentals Project:
1. Create a pattern on a 8"x8" sheet of paper
2. Create 2 more patters on 8"x8" paper that line up with the right side and bottom of the first pattern
3. Continue each pattern on 3 24"x24" matt boards(9 of each pattern)
4. Paint patterns two or three colors
5. Make a 8"x8" cube that appears to disappear from view when placed in front of patterns
Tags:
Camouflage,
Paint,
Pattern,
Revolutionary
Tuesday, November 6, 2007
Saturday, November 3, 2007
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