Studio with added textures

Short Film

Titled 'The boy who wanted to be a lion', this short film is about a deaf boy who didn't seem to have a connection with his parents or friends, but got inspired by the lion at the zoo and wanted to become one. With his mother's help, a lion costume was created and he got too carried away with looking and behaving like a lion. 

The film, on the whole, is talking about identity and it relates to my studio section because they represent the different identities of the two artists. It also shows that the creations of the individuals contribute to their identities, in terms of who they are and what they do. 

The colours were also used in a thoughtful way in instances such as only the focus is coloured while the other parts were yellow and this represents emphasis and brings attention to the main focus of the scene.

36 textures

Words

Above ground: Fluid, wavey, ordered, geometric, smooth, reflective, fluffy, metallic, angular, natural, neat, silky, flexible, clean

Below ground: Fizzy, cracked, slimy, uneven, hairy, scratched, porous, dense, spikey, complicated, messy, grooved, splattered, fuzzy, crumpled, rough

In between: Symmetrical, striped, round, solid, homogenous, icy

Sketchup models 1 and 2

First design (modified from before):

Second design:

Below Ground Stairs

Below ground stairs 1:

Below ground stairs 2 (chosen):

Above Ground Stairs

Above ground stairs 1:

Above ground stairs 2 (chosen):

Week 01

Picked these 2 sketches to try on sketch up for the first time. Referenced the top half of the first sketch and the bottom half of the second sketch.

 End Result:

18 Sketches

Noun, Verb, Adjective

Components, Fast, Dynamic

Classic, Craft, Exquisite

Sashimi, Fishing, Fresh

Three Images

This was done for my O levels. It's an A1 sized paper cut and it shows the causes and effects of stress. Basically it's cutting and layering coloured paper and I took a few months to complete this piece.

Frank Lloyd Wright's Falling water 

http://www.archdaily.com/60022/ad-classics-fallingwater-frank-lloyd-wright/

It is built over a waterfall and it showed Wright's use of the cantilever construction. It's an example of the integration of man with nature through architecture. Falling water used to be a vacation house for the Kaufmann family but is now a house-museum and a US monument.

This original photo was taken last year at Coogee beach with my lomo fisheye camera somewhere during spring.