2014年3月31日星期一
Submission 1 final SU model by Zhang Zhongqi
reference: http://youtu.be/HPob7PPvD_k
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FINAL MODEL IMAGES
section plan of my developed model
above: sharpen
below: fasten
General look of my model
and the kitchen I designed for Heston Blumenthal.
Heston Blumenthal really enjoys doing different
experiments on food and materials so I set his experimental field,
the kitchen, and the hall apart,giving him enough space
to show his creativity.
This picture displays three different types of stairs I used in the
below part designed for steinway&sons piano.
TEXTURE USED
MIDDLE: BURST
ABOVE: CREAMY
BELOW: TOUGH
DRAFT 2
I find that I forget to update the draft 2.
Then I find my model out and export the 2D pictures.
This is only the draft and my second attempt
(Don't tell me it is weak because I am sure it is weak. lol)
This picture shows the 2D people model I used
and ensured that I used the right scale.
2014年3月30日星期日
36 TEXTURES
from left to right:
sharp tough
curved burst
broken free
from left to right:
creamy order
scathing elastic
BurNing flow
from left to right:
brick dense
natural wrinkle
rounded soft
from left to right:
metalescent classic
irregular durable
transparent bright
from left to right:
brittle light
sprawl smooth
reflective speed
from left to right:
heavy rocky
rough relaxed
glossy dark
2014年3月26日星期三
Dining at The Fat Duck
I am inspired by his creativity that he showed in the cook method and materials.
REFERENCE:
http://youtu.be/702TUNZL0CE
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2014年3月12日星期三
18 SECTIONS
1. ABOVE: order
BELOW: detail
4. ABOVE: fasten
BELOW: detail
5. ABOVE: fasten
BELOW: sharpen
6. ABOVE: fasten
BELOW: balanced
7. ABOVE: exquisite
BELOW: detail
8. ABOVE: exquisite
BELOW: sharpen
10. ABOVE: detail
BELOW: order
11. ABOVE: sharpen
BELOW: order
13. ABOVE: detail
BELOW: fasten
14. ABOVE: detail
BELOW: exquisite
15. ABOVE: sharpen
BELOW: fasten
16. ABOVE: exquisite
BELOW: balanced
17. ABOVE: detail
BELOW: order
BELOW: detail
2. ABOVE: order
BELOW: sharpen
3. ABOVE: order
BELOW: balanced4. ABOVE: fasten
BELOW: detail
BELOW: sharpen
6. ABOVE: fasten
BELOW: balanced
BELOW: detail
8. ABOVE: exquisite
BELOW: sharpen
9. ABOVE: exquisite
BELOW: balanced10. ABOVE: detail
BELOW: order
BELOW: order
12. ABOVE: sharpen
BELOW: exquisiteBELOW: fasten
BELOW: exquisite
15. ABOVE: sharpen
BELOW: fasten
BELOW: balanced
17. ABOVE: detail
BELOW: order
2014年3月2日星期日
A GREAT PIECE OF ARCHITECTURE
Xiangshan Campus, China Academy of Art, designed by Wang Shu
I like it because this architecture combines oriental and western arts together. This is not a typical Chinese architecture but it can make you think about China at the first sight. The corriders remind me of "Zhan Dao" which is a plank road built along the face of a cliff, invented by Chinese thousands of years ago.
I like it because this architecture combines oriental and western arts together. This is not a typical Chinese architecture but it can make you think about China at the first sight. The corriders remind me of "Zhan Dao" which is a plank road built along the face of a cliff, invented by Chinese thousands of years ago.
2014年3月1日星期六
ORIGINAL PHOTOS
I took the picture on an afternoon just after I as well as my friends came back from the UNSW. We bought the bikes of the same model, parked them in the same way at the same place. I really appreciated the image so I took the picture then.
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