I need to make a series of technical drawings using proper proportions and paper sizes A3 or A2. These should include plans, elevations and sections. All technical drawings shall be made on tracing paper using title boxes and keys, and shall be accurate and accurate. To do this, I used sketch-up and printed technology DWGS to scale.The elevations and sections made me feel a little embarrassed because I spent more time on them because of the computer problem.But I think I can now skillfully make the technical drawings of these two parts. In the future learning process, I think many problems will be readily solved, and the efficiency of drawing will be higher.
This is my experiment. My materials are steel wire, pliers and silk stockings.
The idea came from the art I saw at Tate modern. By twisting different forms of wire to support different forms of socks, from the shape of the wire to the surface. I did two wire experiments, the first of which was the first eight pictures. First, I twisted the two wires into different geometric shapes, and then immediately combined them into a three-dimensional shape. The six pictures on the right are the process of my second experiment. This time I chose a thicker wire and twisted it into a spiral. Then I wound it around, trying to make the sides bigger so that when I put on the stockings, the sides would be bigger. After that, I would use stockings to support faces of different shapes, which might help me develop geometric elements in the design.When I finished the wire, I put the stocking on it and stretched out a different shape of the face. The forms of these images are peculiar, the sources are natural, and there are no man-made signs. I think studying the shapes of these shapes can help me better in the future design development.
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