With the conclusion of our "Understanding Unity" project we got into "Understanding Dialog", the instructions once again called for 12 skewers and 12 planes of Bristol Board but now we had the constriction of only having two spaces. As for the definition of spaces we had to figure ourselves when making the project. The picture above is my first attempt, basically it was the shape of two squares ontop of each other one opening facing one way and the other facing the opposite way giving the definite look of two spaces. The craft was poor in this first model and so it kept falling apart and the way I had the 4 skewers on the inner part of the squares actually created more spaces in the eyes of my instructors though I was told I had something with the dualing space idea.
Sunday, October 12, 2008
Dialog
With the conclusion of our "Understanding Unity" project we got into "Understanding Dialog", the instructions once again called for 12 skewers and 12 planes of Bristol Board but now we had the constriction of only having two spaces. As for the definition of spaces we had to figure ourselves when making the project. The picture above is my first attempt, basically it was the shape of two squares ontop of each other one opening facing one way and the other facing the opposite way giving the definite look of two spaces. The craft was poor in this first model and so it kept falling apart and the way I had the 4 skewers on the inner part of the squares actually created more spaces in the eyes of my instructors though I was told I had something with the dualing space idea.
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