Showing posts with label Karla Ronaszegi. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Karla Ronaszegi. Show all posts
Thursday, August 29, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: Shoe Week 10
Amber LaQuox is dedicated to my best friend. A shout out to my professor who also helped me with the idea. It's a black leather boot with white leather trimmings going around it and going down the heel. The heel is all black hard plastic. In order to accomplish this shape I used lots of sweep2. I created the contour with lines. I started with the base of the shoe and worked my way up. I used piping to make my bottom fillets and to make the white lines. In my process I checked for naked edges every step to make sure I was making a clean design. These are techno shoes, imagine a black lighted room with these on.
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Friday, August 16, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: week 9 Lamp
This is my table lamp. I used Grasshopper in rhino to create it. I had a problem with my notches being on the wrong side, a few others did as well. That was an easy fix for me though. I mirrored the pieces and trimmed them into place deleting the extra pieces. I wanted something symmetrical but unique in shape. I enjoyed making this lamp so much! I look forward to making many more and experimenting with shapes.
Tuesday, August 13, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: week 8 tubular chair
This is my Tubular chair. To make it I first mapped it out and extruded the lines. I drew in the metal base and mirrored that and used pipe command. For the outline of the couch I just kept the filleted edges separate. My design although in a box, is based off of streamlined design.
Tuesday, August 6, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: week 7 Sunglasses
I made a pair of wooden Wayfares! I used inspiration from my own sunglasses. I drew out the glasses in rhino and then extruded them. I had a hard time filleting the edges I kept getting small points that would become empty after wards. I used the Mirror as well to get every even and parallel.
Tuesday, July 30, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: Week 6 Ring
This is my white gold engagement ring, male and female. I went for a very simple design. I used Boolean difference to create the negatives and i used filleting to create softer edges. I struggled to put the diamond in but After many attempts I figured out the problem. I brought it in from online and it brought an extra layer in the inside of the diamond.
My printed ring was not casted with much detail. the center piece got filled seems as if there was some type of leak.
Tuesday, July 23, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: week 3 computer Mouse
This is my Design based of the Mac Mouse. Its touch screen and the most modern mouse available. It has a multi touch surface. The mouse knows everything you are doing. the whole is a button and you scroll with your finger or fingers. It is the coolest mouse ever, no computer mouse can try to compare. So this is my design of the magic mouse!
Rendered Keyshot View
Ghosted View
Monday, July 22, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: Week 3 Hammer
This is my Sophisticated hammer made for elegant people. I made it with the idea of wanting a simple design that made a everyday tool beautiful. In order to get the detailing I created lines, made them into pipes and booleaned them and finished it with filleting the edges. I had to extrude surface several times in order to maintain my layers.
Rendered Keyshot View
Rendered Keyshot View
Ghosted View
Tuesday, July 16, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: Week 2 Duck Magazine Rack
This is my duck magazine Rack. The legs are different in the ghosted view but it is just to show the naked edges. I had different ideas of where I wanted to take the duck but magazine rack was the best turn out. You can put my magazine rack in a bathroom and liven it up or in the living room by a green plant that would create a nice contrast.
Keyshot Rendered View
Keyshot Rendered View
Ghosted View
Monday, July 15, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: Week two flashlight
This is my flashlight. I wanted a modern sleek design. I intended it to be a light weight, durable, easy to hold flashlight, equipped with the brightest white LED lights. Five light bulbs go around 360 degrees. The Button is located on the back it's a soft touch easy push on/off. To change the battery you twist the bottom half off.
Rendered Keyshot Back View
Rendered Keyshot Front View
Rendered Keyshot Lights On
Ghosted View
Friday, June 28, 2013
Karla Ronaszegi: Week 1 Castle
This castle project was great it helped me learn the basics in Rhino. It got me excited about learning to become a professional in the program. My design was inspired by small american castles in America. I tried to use all the different techniques taught in class starting with mapping out first and extruding those lines. This beginners project started me out well in learning Rhino 4.0
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