Vitaliy Pankov: Week 10 Shoe

This has been the most exciting, yet the most tedious project since the beginning of the class. I enjoyed working on it and I wish I had more time to perfect it. My main goal was to keep all the geometry clean and smooth. I started out with a side-view sketch which I then imported to Rhino using PictureFrame command. Once it was there, I began constructing the main shape. It took some time to make it look exactly how I wanted. Once it was done, I started building the sole. Command such as "Curve From Two Views" was extremely useful. it helped me construct all major surfaces. Loft command was used to to construct shoe laces. Overall, I am satisfied with the result because it ended up looking very similar to my initial sketch. I would have definitely done more to this project if I had more time.

Nicole Corlett : Week 10 USB Drive

Here is my USB Drive.  I used fillets and offset surface for most of it.  Some other commands I used were split and sweep.

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Nicole Corlett : Week 10 Shoes

I decided to do 3 different heal shoes, all of which I plan to continue to make have no naked edges, however, thus far I have used both sweep 1 and 2, patch, pipe, join edge, project, make 2d, rebuild, along with a plethora of other commands.  I ended up with a low top type heal, a high top type heal, and a closed heal shoe.  I believe the lace in the shoe was the most fun part of this all.

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This is my final design with NO naked edges. Using offset surface command and making sure it was closed made my life allot easier! Here we have a heal with elastic as bands so any size foot can fit into the shoe comfortably. :)

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Vitaliy Pankov: Week 9 Lamp

When designing this lamp, I was being inspired by simple, organic forms, such as honeycomb and pine cone. I always like their patterning and wanted to achieve something similar with my lamp design. I purposely made my lamp dense in order to conceal the presence of the light bulb inside. My goal is to find a non-flammable material that could go inside and cover the inner walls of the lamp.

Nicole Corlett : Week 9 Waffle Lamp

For this project I decided to use the pipe method instead of grasshopper to layout my notches.  After rendering my final product, I found out I made the notches double, so I re laser cut the pieces to double everything up to give it a thicker profile.  Making this model, I made it in 2d with rhino and extruded it to a third dimension for it's renderings.  Using the onsnaps and various other methods, became very important in this lamp to notch it correctly.  I used orienttocurve when laying my pipes.

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Vitaliy Pankov: Week 8 Tubular Chair

For this assignment I created several different chair models. In all three of them I tried to capture minimalistic style which is common for a modern interior decor. I used images of kitchen and living room interiors as a background for some of my renderings. I believe that the biggest challenge of this assignment was to keep the design simple, yet fresh and elegant.