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This blog was created as an extension of the dialogue that began in our classroom and the purpose is to share creative ideas, images, and critiscm. All posts should be appropriate for the high school classroom and critiscm should be helpful and positive.
Showing posts with label Tinkercad. Show all posts
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Thursday, January 31, 2019

Art Honor Society: Underwater Museum of Art


Today we'll collaborate on an entry for the UMA Underwater Museum in Florida.  We'll design a sculpture to be places at the bottom of the Atlantic Ocean like the example below.  We will also learn about designing in 3D and using programs like Morphi and Tinkercad and the 3D printer to materialize our design.
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Underwater Museum of Art Florida Sculptures

Thursday, October 27, 2016

Digital Media: 3D printing keychain


In Digital Media class this week we are begining to learn about designing for 3D printing but creating a keychain.  First log into Tinkercad and click the Learn tab to complete the first 4 basic tutorials.  Once your done you should create a #D design for a keychain that is no larger than 35mm.  The examples here give you a sense of the diversity of what you can create.




Tuesday, December 22, 2015

Digital Media: 3D Printing Architectural Designs



In Digital Media class today is the final day to complete our Architectural Designs using the 3D Printing software Tinkercad.  When you are finished you are going to take images of different angles of the 3D design you created and combine them together in Adobe Photoshop.  Use one image and place it over an actual photograph to get an idea of how the structure would look in real life.  Jak's Architectural Designs below (you can also see him working on it above) is a great example of how complex the structure should be, it's modeled after the famous Torii Gate at Itsukushima, a Shinto Shine in Japan.


The final design should have 4 different images of angles on a clean white background and 1 over a photograph like the example below.  The example below from Victoria is reminiscent of Frank Gehry's EMP Museum in Seattle and shows what the final design should look like.




Tuesday, December 15, 2015

Digital Media: 3D Printing Design


To begin our work with 3D Printing in Digital Media we will use the Tinkercad program to learn the basics and enter their #uglychristmassweater community challenge.  You are welcome to design an ugly sweater for any winter holiday but first you must learn the basics of how 3D design works by doing the tutorials.  The final design is due on Friday and should include 2 views such as the example I created as a demonstration in class today above (use Photoshop to create the final image).  We'll be exploring a number of different 3D printing design programs beginning with Tinkercad which is web based to Morphi which is on the iPad and Meshmixer which is installed on the computers.

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