Showing posts with label A3. active experimentation. Show all posts
Showing posts with label A3. active experimentation. Show all posts
Tuesday, August 7, 2007
Another tree experiment-wire and masking tape.
Thursday, August 2, 2007
Monkey experiment-clay and foam + glue
Although this does not look much like a monkey, it is a really good material to use. it moulds really well. I bought two materials in which I thought would be useful to make the monkeys with, but however, the first material was this modeling type of material made of foam and glue, although it moulded well, it did not work as well because it was too sticky. Once you moulded it into the shape you wanted to, you would deform the shape just by trying to geting off your hands, so that material was not so great. this material is clay and it moulds very well
painting experiment-hidden images
tree experimentation notes
Although my paper model was quite good, as I attemped using hard cardboard the material was too hard to cut through especially cuting thorugh the branches and the balsa wood was too fragile, I also attemped using mesh chicken wire type material, but did not work out as wen I tried to cuting it to the particular shape the small strings of wire would come out and disfigure the shape as well as the sharp edges were quite dangerous as well. With that material, I thought I could give the tree abit of a more realistic nature but it did not work out. I do wish to use the balsa wood and the cardboard, so if i were to do so, I would probably try to find a slightly stronger wood yet not too strong and maybe use the same cardboard but with a easier branch shape to cut with. maybe for the smaller trees that are involved.
tree experimentation part2
Tree experimentation
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