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My First Definition Laser Cut Parametric Design Slip Casting A Parametric Vessel Algorithmic Deposition Modelling Jeliane  Jeliane Zera Surface Modelling and Animation This semester was a ride. Grasshopper was a challenge because it takes me awhile to get used to the fussiness of it but I also enjoyed it because it makes creating variations of a design easier and faster. Another challenge was learning the 3D clay printer, I haven't gotten to use it which is sad but hopefully students have access learning more of it once this commotion has stopped. In my opinion, I think the biggest success I had this semester was being able to work and collaborate with other people. I was able to talk to few of my colleagues and learned from them.   I didn't enjoy the plaster mold project but it is really handy, with what I have learned during those weeks I will apply in making obje...
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THE LAST DAY!

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For the last class, we printed using a Ceramic 3D printer. I was pretty amazed at how fast it was however when you make a design, you really need to think about the possibility of your form to collapse. So Sara, one of my team mates, had to re design our concept.  Going to the printer, I didn't even realize that it would be inside the ceramic studio. I used to have a class there and I never saw it. There were also printed forms in there made by other students.  Here is the hyperlapse printing of our concept! I can't believe I totally forgot to post my final blog post for this class. It was really fun and with this class I decided to minor in Object Design and Fabrication. Creating a design can take hours, days, weeks, and can be frustrating but once you get the design printed and there's no problems, it makes you feel accomplished. I learned that in order to to make your design work, critiques are important and asking for help is also valuable. Being ...
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eye spy with my little i, a castle that can't reach the skeye and a lady who barely remembers how to use Rhino

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