For my precedent images I looked at naturally occuring organisms (following on from a word from my last project) and old precious objects and jewellery that fascinate me like that of the egyptians. I wanted to harness the 3d printers abilities to create a form that would not form or grow naturally and could not simply be cast with raw metal or other materials. I have decided that I want to combine the two to create a precious object that incorperates nature but with an egytian style flare.
Development
Sketches
3DS Max Iterations
These are the final three models I have decided to use after my experimentation and development with my sketches translated into solid works and then into 3ds max.
Final Model
This is my final model, it has been dyed a gold/yellow colour with the inside "eyeball" dyed a translucent blue/green - royal colours to represent a precious object. In this model I have combined the shape of an eye and also used the patterns from tree stems (on each side) to show the value of the patterns in nature.
Final Render
With my final render I wanted to show these objects portrayed as expensive artifacts. The background is coloured velvet to resemble a jewellery box in which precious items are kept and with the lighting I wanted to show the value of the model through the shine of the material but the contrasting shadows represent age as if they have been forgotten over time as some precious artifacts are.