Finished cardboard project! The armor of the imagination, the queen of being a kid--I am a Jim Henson princess. Or at least I feel like one.
I am actually so happy with how this turned out. Â It was so much fun putting together the final product. Â
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Finished cardboard project! The armor of the imagination, the queen of being a kid--I am a Jim Henson princess. Or at least I feel like one.
I am actually so happy with how this turned out. Â It was so much fun putting together the final product. Â
Constantly threatened when I try and sit in my chair. Â The progression today of the piece. I'm in favor of it! Â I feel pretty badass when it's on my shoulders. Â I'll have it finished tomorrow I hope!Â
After the critique over Christmas break I want to paint it with matte and shiny black or lavender (haven't decided) with the matte over the cardboard areas and shiny where the glue is, to create an odd contrast of oozing crystals. Definitely want to keep this piece with my book dress and the future poppy cape, which I definitely want to carry out.
The book dress is at the bottom for reference. Â I think I called it Writer's Block, I can't remember.
My growing collection of little cardboard crystals.
I'm really liking the contrasting and textural effect of the bubbled hot glue at the seams.. glad I decided to do that :)Â
Very happy to see this on my way to the post office today. Â It's like an everyday-dose-of-Goldsworthy.
So as I was working with the poppies I decided that I didn't think they were the best choice. Â I felt like I was fighting the material too much and needed to focus more on the grains and strengths of the cardboard.Â
I instead altered my design and though I'm maintaining a protective/armor-like base, I will use a crystalline pattern. Â I also want to use the hot glue as an extra texture (I still want to paint it at some point, even if that is not before crit day).
Between 24 hours of work ($$$yesss$$$) over Thanksgiving "break" I got done some basic construction of the shoulders/neck/back and a few poppies.
So glad I was able to go home and utilize my mannequin for this. Â The armor wouldn't have been nearly as easy to see and construct so quickly.
The head piece will probably be a separate helmet-esque structure.
More horrible lighting but I came home late from work to see this being processed. Â I'll capture some better photos soon but this was awesome.Â
These are horrible photos with atrocious lighting but they had just gotten hung right and I had to get to work but they are up and I am so happy about them. Â
Thought this artist was pretty neat and extremely relevant to reshaping spaces and interaction. Â I would love to go do this.
Taken from khanacademy.
Sketchbook for the new cardboard project. Â
FINALEMENT.
There will be another post near Thanksgiving of the full piece together and installed in its final resting place.
FINALEMENT.
Finally it is painted. I just need to add the gold.  It will be finished today.
I made a new sign too. Â
So I've been trying to store this out of the way of the new Foundations class in the wood shop now and any others who might need the storage I was using. Â So I stored it on the floor in a corner and was apprehensive about it but I didn't want to be in the way.
It's safe to say I'm back on the safer shelving. I'm sure it was an accident however it happened, and I'm not upset (initially I was of course, but it was a fragile joint and I'm aware of that) but somehow the piece was jolted and a segment popped off. Â
It took me a while to figure out what I wanted to do, what was best to do, and then to do it, but it happened and things must move forward. Â I decided to take the section of wood between the hexagon and the fuller piece off completely (I hid some of the screws so well that it took a while). Â The hexagon will float with the smaller ones.
Step one should not be called step one because it happens way too many times to be considered one. No.
Florentine Gold gives you cancer in the state of California, kids.
Painted the edges of the small hexagons yesterday and today.. They are officially finished! Â I was unsure of the colors at first, but I'm beginning to favor them. Â They look better when blue tape isn't impeding on sight.
Now I have to work on the big piece of pain. Â
Never give a perfectionist a hexagon.Â
My favorite little graffiti in the tunnels recently. Â Don't know who did it, but I love how ironic the ornately stenciled word 'simple' is. Â
I also love the crazy texture of these walls.
In making a wearable cardboard object, I found a post box with the color 'darlington grey' written on the front and back. Â I felt the itch, haha.Â
I feel like the nightmare Pinterest child of Devo and Prada.