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| − | At first I started to think in concepts. After the individual talks I came to the conclusion that we weren't supposed to think in concepts. | + | At first I started to think in concepts. After the individual talks I came to the conclusion that we weren't supposed to think in concepts. Instead we should just DO en TRY different things. This is something I didn't really understand from the beginning. Here some idea's I had. |
=== Concepts === | === Concepts === | ||
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| + | == 3d Printing (New Skill) == | ||
| − | + | I had never 3D printed before and because we were going to Unfold, I thought it would be smart to 3D print. | |
| − | + | I made a model of a crown in 3d and then I printed it. | |
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| + | == UNFOLD (Shared Example) == | ||
| + | === First Visit === | ||
| + | During our first visit at UNFOLD we tried to see what the options were, Noa and I formed a team and brainstormed about what we could add to the material. | ||
| + | A few things we thought about adding to the ceramics: | ||
| + | *Sugar | ||
| + | *Salt | ||
| + | *Wood | ||
| + | *Sand | ||
| + | *Metal | ||
| + | *Powdered Sugar | ||
| + | *Colored Decoration Sand | ||
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| + | === Second Visit === | ||
| + | Unfortunately I wasn't able to be there due to the storm that day and trains that weren't riding. Noa and Colin were able to go and they executed it. | ||
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| + | [https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7DgLSniX_Qw | video by Colin Dassen of the ceramic pots being printed] | ||
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| + | [[file:A_shared_example.gif]] | ||
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| + | ==Tests Melting Plastics== | ||
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| + | I believe that just creating can bring unexpected and interesting things. For me, I dont't believe that a certain end result is the only end result. | ||
The thing I found most interesting was the way plastic melts. I’ve melted different plastics and although the end result was interesting, I think that the process itself was more interesting. | The thing I found most interesting was the way plastic melts. I’ve melted different plastics and although the end result was interesting, I think that the process itself was more interesting. | ||
| − | I’m now | + | I’m now filming toys and other plastics melt. Then I want to document it melting and make it into a video. |
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| + | =Final= | ||
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| + | https://vimeo.com/125793166 | ||
Latest revision as of 14:02, 23 April 2015
Contents
Vimeo Link
Fusing and Bonding
List of things associated with fusing and bonding
- 3D printing
- clay, paper mâché, soldering
- Blending, laser cutter, glue gun
- 3D printer
- Knitting
- Embroidery
- Claying
- Melting
- Smelting
- Welding
- Soldering
- Stitching
- Paper mâché
- Taping
- Brick laying/mortar
- Lego/Knex etc.
- Cooking
- Stapling
- (new) kintsugi
- Paperclip
First Start
At first I started to think in concepts. After the individual talks I came to the conclusion that we weren't supposed to think in concepts. Instead we should just DO en TRY different things. This is something I didn't really understand from the beginning. Here some idea's I had.
Concepts
3d Printing (New Skill)
I had never 3D printed before and because we were going to Unfold, I thought it would be smart to 3D print. I made a model of a crown in 3d and then I printed it.
First Visit
During our first visit at UNFOLD we tried to see what the options were, Noa and I formed a team and brainstormed about what we could add to the material. A few things we thought about adding to the ceramics:
- Sugar
- Salt
- Wood
- Sand
- Metal
- Powdered Sugar
- Colored Decoration Sand
Second Visit
Unfortunately I wasn't able to be there due to the storm that day and trains that weren't riding. Noa and Colin were able to go and they executed it.
| video by Colin Dassen of the ceramic pots being printed
Tests Melting Plastics
I believe that just creating can bring unexpected and interesting things. For me, I dont't believe that a certain end result is the only end result. The thing I found most interesting was the way plastic melts. I’ve melted different plastics and although the end result was interesting, I think that the process itself was more interesting.
I’m now filming toys and other plastics melt. Then I want to document it melting and make it into a video.
