Brian’s Blog

For the digitizer mesh mod I had decided to scan a cup! The cup had to be painted in order for the digitizer to fully scan the cup and for it to turn into an object! I had scanned it 3 times and this was the best model that I had gotten out of it! It was really neat to play with!

Here is one of the begining concepts of my Topotransform project! For my project I had decided to turn a hat into a solid hat! it was a really neat project to mess around with and I really enjoyed doing something different from everyone else!

Here is a preview of my final project with slicer. Here is what I had created with my experience from slicer. The preview could of bassically been used for my final laser cuter project except for the fact that at this time I did not have the correct thickness of the cardboard. In my psu pox account you will see the practice version with slicer with my hat and the final product!

In class we had messed around with our 3d models on what we had decided to create! I had liked the idea of creating a model of a hat. I was set on wanting to create a 3d model of a hat because it is different than what many people would think of doing because it is not a full object. I decide to create a solid figure of a hat because it was different and I also like to wear hats quite a lot.

Here is the final product of my personal logo. I really enjoyed doing this project because it had allowed me to create my own “ART” digitally and turn it into a physical product! The vinyl cutter was alot of fun to use. I enjoyed physically working with the vinyl from my logo.

The 9 square grid was very unique! I was able to mess around with the filleting. It was neat to use this program again because I had used it in the past in high school. One new thing I had learned was with the sculping tool to create 3d images right off the bat without drawing a 2d figure and extruding it!