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Drowned
I wanted to play with perspectives and perception in Drowned. By exploring a common household fixture, the bathtub, I aim to conjure feelings of uncertainty, forcing the user into an uncomfortable world that actually becomes quite comical after absorbing it for a few moments. During the exhibition, I occasionally returned to check on the piece and noticed…
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kinetic sculpture prototyping
Taking a class called Kinetic Sculpture this quarter. This is how I made it.
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Made some prizes for good products bad products
We’re hosting debates for our students tomorrow in class so I made some prizes for the winners. Yes, that’s Dave Beach rastered onto birch ply.
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Feet
As part of my interest in perspective, I wanted to display feet from below in a very real and visceral way. I scanned peoples feet using a flat bed scanner.
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Personal Statements in 30 Seconds
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Preparing Duck Depth
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Custom His and Hers Luggage Tags
I made these on a CNC. materials: plastic.
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custom laminated ping pong paddles
I wanted to make some custom ping pong paddles using maple, walnut and purple heart, laminating them and using a laser cut guide to route them to shape.
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concrete erlenmeyer flask
I’ve become slightly obsessed with erlenmeyer flasks. I love their shape. I used a diamond tipped Dremmel bit to cut off the base of one using a makeshift jig and then cast the flask in poly-urethane (gross) and then tried to pour concrete in. I built a really simple jig that I cut out of…
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Cutting an Erlenmeyer Flask with a Dremmel Flex-shaft
I’m using a diamond cutter on a Dremmel Flexi-Shaft and a jig I made really quickly out of plywood. And Quickclamps…