Sketches and ideas

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On my previous post, I wanted to print something abstract that I can use for different projects. Since we're using the clay 3D printer, I don't think I can achieve this form because it isn't planar and clay is heavy, so any part that is hanging will droop down.



I thought of another idea and came up with this.





I am aware that my sketch/idea is not a vessel/3D unlike the examples Bryan showed us however, I was thinking of printing multiple of these and bring them together after they're bisque fired.

My group was supposed to have a meeting today at 2pm but everyone is too busy so we decided to update and share each others works and ideas through email and messenger. 

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  1. Bryan CeraMarch 6, 2020 at 12:20 AM

    Totally does not have to be a vessel! This is interesting and has lots of potential. Cant wait to see more!

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