Jeffrey Tindi | Lamp | Week 7

My lamp was inspired by symmetrical soda can. The shape was simple enough to be produced using the revolve command. After sketching out the form, I translated it onto Think. 

The basic methods used were Split and Revolve. After creating curves using the intersection command I split those curves and created pipes with a circumference of .15, using cardboard as my material. Cardbboard is strong, cheap form of material.

My color choices were flat since cardboard isn't reflective.

Oliver Filley: Week 2 Flashlight

 Ghosted

 Keyshot Render 1

Keyshot Render 2

3d Printed Flashlight

3d Printed Light On

3d Printed Light On

For the flashlight I set out to create a simplistic shell that could provide a housing for a dull design. I wanted something fun and playful and found inspiration in Crayola Crayons. I selected this theme because it allowed for a wide variety of color options for personalization. To create the flashlight I used techniques such as Boolean difference and polar array to create a hollow shell with some texture in it. In Keyshot I used a hard plastic for the colored parts of the casing because it was a cheap and durable option and offered many different colors. For the grip I used a neutral soft grip material for comfort. I also included a series of rubber balls on the bottom inside to provide a gripping for the inserted flashlight.

OliverFilley fall2013 elds205 flashlight

Aniela Chertavian - Week 9: Lamp

Keyshot Rendered View

Keyshot Rendered View

Keyshot Rendered View

Keyshot Rendered View

Keyshot Rendered View

Rhino Ghosted View

Rhino Ghosted View

Rhino Ghosted Original Figure

Finished laser cut model

Finished laser cut model

Finished laser cut model

Finished laser cut model

Finished laser cut model

Finished laser cut model

Of the Forest resembles a tree stump. The design embodies the continuous motion of the circle (of life). The internal meeting of the motion is where the light springs from.

The design is built with wood. 

Janae' Javis: Gravitron Lamp

Lamp before Grasshopper

 Lamp after Grasshopper

Keyshot render with cut-out board

Keyshot render with orthographics: Another render in passes attempt

I don't think I was able to get the light to emit the way I wanted, very subtle emmission.

Lamp in use with light suspended

Lamp with light off

Design is loosely based on the Gravitron (now called Starship) fair ride. I originally wanted a more complex shape, but Grasshopper wouldn't accept it. All of the t-sections weren't oriented properly, but I was still able to build a structurally sound lamp. I opted to suspend the candelabra light and exclude the bottom n-section so it can stand while in use without balancing on the cord. I'm still experimenting with how I want the light suspended/oriented as you can see from the two images above.

Nick Baker: Assignment 7 Obelisk Lamp

Ghosted

Off with Orthos

 Lighted with Layout

Rendering

Assembled

I wanted to make a nice floor lamp to accent a room. It towers 3 feet tall and made out of 8 square feet of luan.

Nick Baker: Assignment 2 Flashlight

Ghosted View

Rendered View

Playful Materials

I designed this LED flashlight to be rugged with a nice rubber grip and stainless steel body.

*updated my render in keyshot

Rodrigo Miguel: Assignment 2 Flashlight

Ghosted View

KeyShot View 1

KeyShot View 1

For this assignment I decided to make a flashlight for kids.