Oliver Filley: Week 2 Duck

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Keyshot Render 1

 Keyshot Render 2

 Keyshot Render section with water

Keyshot render in environment

For the transformation of the duck I chose to connect the duck with its habitat in the water. Rather than creating just a toy rubber duck I decided to have the duck house water and act as a tea kettle. To create the duck I used boolean difference to hallow out the middle of the kettle and the spout. I also used a lot of rebuilding of the forms to add points to drag and modify the objects to make all the parts of the kettle. In Keyshot I used a metal for the for the body and the spout of the as it would be in contact with boiling water. I made the stopper ball and handle rubber coated so that it can be handled even after being in contact with heat.
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OliverFilley Fall2013 elds205 Duck

Oliver Filley: Week 2 Flashlight

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 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