For my Doppelgänger project, I decided to duplicate a blender. I chose this object since I really enjoy the different curves and forms that make up the object, and the different curvatures of the object made it a difficult object to pattern. After creating a pattern, I scaled the pattern up to make a larger …
For my doppelgänger project, I decided to replicate my 35mm film camera. I chose to replicate this object because I’m interested in its form and structure. It’s an old film camera with some damages so I thought it would be fascinating to recover damages with recreating it with different textured fabrics. My original 35mm camera …
In this project I decided to continue recreating household objects. I made multiple different forms, as I thought that one object would not be enough because of the simple nature of the materials I was using. Instead of using muslin for this project, I wanted something sturdier instead. Ideally, I would’ve wanted traditional floral patterns, …
Humble Trophy: For my doppelgänger, I chose to replicate a trophy (which wasn’t mine) that I found in my apartment. I’ve never received one before, so I decided to make my own. Instead of making a trophy that someone would be proud to have, I created a “lame award” that can’t even point upright and …
Doppelganger Project By: Elise Delgado The Magic Makeup Mirror: I based my project for-scale on my makeup mirror. I chose to keep the size as is because it was a pretty good size already. I enjoyed to learning of patterning an object and how hard it is! I had to tweak things along the way, …
Push/Pull Pt.2 (Holly+Tyler) For our Push/pull part two project, we decided to go forward with one of each of our part 1 projects, Holly’s “constricting pattern” and Tyler’s “duck shape” to create multiple ‘duck heads’ sprouting out from a tube-like constriction, which ended up shaping like baby birds hatching out of a giant egg, or …
As you walk through the library bookshelves looking for a book you need for class, you feel something touch brush against the top of your head. You look up and see a creature’s head peer over your head, its tongue sticking out, and its large bulbous eyes looking back at you. Although it startled you, …
For our Push Pull Part 2 project, we had to look at both of our push and pull objects and brainstorm how to combine these two different objects. We began a process by drawing some sketches of various ideas. As we looked at both of our stuffed objects, we planned to first create …
Tahirah and Jamie’s Push/Pull part 1 Based on our designs from Push/Pull part 1, we decided to marry the geometric elements with the fun form inspired by the Mickey and Minnie mouse. After a few iterative sketches, we landed on the idea on the bottom, where a big sphere is decorated by a cone full …
Narration: You enter the library expecting a long day of studying and boring work ahead of you. As you exit the elevator, you’re met with the glorious voluptuousness of a four-legged beast and yet, you are met with a flurry of mixed emotions: from an impulse to hug the plump and domesticated-looking beast, to a …