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Thursday, March 14, 2013

Daniela Vollmer - Final assignment 2: Camera

Rhino ghosted views of my camera model
First Keyshot rendering of my camera model with orthographic drawings and dimensions. My design is inspired in the German soccer Team Bayern Munich which I am and fan of, and used the team's colors for the design. The name of the design was given to honor the "best goalkeeper of all times" Oliver Kahn, who played many years with Bayern as well as Germany's national soccer team. 

Second Keyshot rendering with isometric drawing.


Daniela Vollmer - Final assignment 1: Shoes

This is the isometric sketch of my shoe model

Rhino ghosted views of my shoe models
First Keyshot renderings with orthographic drawings and dimensions. My model was inspired by the shape and traditional colors of bowling shoes.

Second Keyshot rendering of my shoe models

Tuesday, March 5, 2013

Daniela Vollmer - Assignment 8: Chair

This is my Rhino ghosted view.
This is my first Keyshot rendering with the isometric logo and the three orthographic projections of my chair. Its name makes reference to its tubular aluminum structure which is made of a single bent piece. The seat is made of a white leather material I created in Keyshot.




This is my second Keyshot rendering with the isometric logo and projection of the chair.

Tuesday, February 26, 2013

Daniela Vollmer: Assignment 7 - Lamp

Rhino ghosted version of my lamp model.



First Keyshot rendered view of my lamp model with pieces in laser cutting format. 

Second Keyshot rendered view of my lamp model with orthographic and isometric views. The name of my design means "Sun Lamp" in Spanish. The design's rounded form references its name, and its organic shape is inspired in Chinese paper lanterns,
Final assembled lamp

 Final assembled lamp
Final assembled lamp


Tuesday, February 19, 2013

Daniela Vollmer: Assignment 6 - Ring model


This is the Rhino ghosted version of my model. Due to the simplicity of the designs I decided to create two different rings in a similar style, and here is what I came up with.




This is the first view of the final Keyshot render with orthographic views. I decided to use industrial materials on my models (steel and tire) and tried to make them work together in a good design. I think they came together pretty well with the turquoise (quite a strange combination that I decided to use to challenge myself, but I am happy with the results). The name is inspired on the Greek prophetic sea god Glaucus, who is said to have rescued sailors and fishermen from storms, given he used to be one himself.

 Second view of final Keyshot rendering with isometric views.
3D Printed ring model

3D Printed ring model

3D Printed ring model

Tuesday, February 12, 2013

Daniela Vollmer. Project 5: Swimming goggles.

This is a ghosted view of my swimming goggles in Rhino.

First view rendered in Keyshot. I designed my swimming goggles to honor a very dear Venezuelan Olympic swimmer called Rafael Vidal, who passed away February 12th, 2005, today, exactly 8 years ago.

The design is intended to maximize comfort in the nose area by making the support adjustable and of a rubber material, while also providing a better and more comfortable grip on the sides of the straps. 

Second view rendered in Keyshot.
Back view rendered in Keyshot
Final view with isometric sketch.

Saturday, February 2, 2013

Daniela Vollmer - Assignment 4 - USB and detergent bottle

Rhino ghosted view of the USB

Keyshot rendered view of USB. Rubber, plastic and metal.

Second view of Keyshot rendering. More visible detail.



Rhino ghosted view of detergent bottle.

Keyshot rendered view of detergent bottle. Hard and clear plastic.

Sunday, January 27, 2013

Daniela Vollmer -Assignment 3: Hammer and mouse


This is my ghosted toy hammer in Rhino, I used several layers in order to have more flexibility with the choice of colors and materials of my hammer. 

My Keyshot rendered hammer is foreshortened in order to stress the form and colors of the handle. I used bright colors and a metallic paint to resemble a real hammer while keeping in mind its function for children.




Since we were going for the whole toy hammer concept, I decided to design my mouse along the same lines, with a lot of color and organic forms. This is the Rhino ghosted version.

This is the Keyshot rendered version.




Tuesday, January 22, 2013

Daniela Vollmer. Assignment 2: Duck and flashlight


Flashlight render in Keyshot

Duck-shaped flashlight attempt rendered in Keyshot
Flahslight ghosted in Rhino 

Duck-shaped flashlight ghosted in Rhino

Tuesday, January 15, 2013

Daniela Vollmer - Project 1: Castle

This is my attempt at a more traditional castle with an isolated main tower, four guard towers, high walls and an attempt at a drawbridge.


Rendered view


Ghosted view