Experiment 1 - THE DATUM 2018

EXPERIMENT 1 - THE DATUM

3 Words & Images

Client 1: Revival Cycles (https://revivalcycles.com)
Scraps, Recycled, Sleek

Client  2 : CJ Hendry (https://www.cjhendry.live)
Nature, Layered, Curvy

Client 3: Gucci (https://gucci.com/au/en_au/)
Elegance, Criss-crossed, Smooth

18 Section Sketches

Top Left: Sleek (Above) & Curvy (Below)
Bottom Left: Nature (Above) & Layered (Below)
Top Right: Sleek (Above) & Nature (Below)
Bottom Right: Criss-crossed (Above) & Curvy (Below) 

Top Left: Smooth (Above) & Layered (Below)
Bottom Left: Criss-crossed (Above) & Nature (Below) 
Top Right: Scraps (Above) & Smooth (Below)
Bottom Right: Nature (Above) & Recycled (Below) 

Top Left: Scraps (Above) & Recycled (Below)
Bottom Left: Criss-crossed (Above) & Scraps (Below)
Top Right: Layered (Above) & Sleek (Below) 
Bottom Right: Criss-crossed (Above) & Recycled (Below)

Top Left: Curvy (Above) & Smooth (Below)
Bottom Left: Layered (Above) & Recycled (Below)
Top Right: Curvy (Above) & Nature (Below)
Bottom Right: Elegance (Above) & Layered (Below)

Top: Elegance (Above) & Scraps (Below)
Bottom: Nature (Above) & Smooth (Below)

36 Textures
Above


In Between


Below



DRAFT SketchUp Model 

Above: Criss-crossed
Below: Scraps

Developed SketchUp Model

Above: Sleek
Below: Curvy

Developed SketchUp Model: In Progress

Developed SketchUp Model: FINAL

Below Client: CJ Hendry

Above Client: Revival Cycles

In Between

Stair Drawings

Materials Used

Above: Compressed

In Between: Tessellating

In Between: Tiled

Below: Crystalline

Three Animations

Week 0

Week 0 

This quilt was made by me during high school as a school assignment. This was made by using several rectangular pieces of fabric of 3 varying colours side by side into a zig zag pattern. It is 1 metres wide and 1.3 metres long. The colours of the quilt were dominantly inspired from chocolate.

 

Fallingwater – Frank Lloyd Wright

This building is interesting as Wright’s ability to meld together the man-made and the natural surroundings can clearly be seen as together they harmoniously create something great and beautiful. With the use of colours that complement the natural surroundings and the incorporation of the house above the waterfall this allows for the inhabitants to be one with nature.

Beachside view of Bronte Beach

This was taken by myself during mid-morning to noon on a trip to Bronte beach during the summer season. Several shots were taken from different angles and panoramas shots; however this specific photograph had the best outcome with the contrasting shadowing plants to the glistening reflection upon the blue sea. The natural brightness against the camera allows for a natural effect of the darkening of the edges to focus upon the centre and the horizon.