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| − | Tyson Goudsmits
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| − | tysongoudsmits@gmail.com
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| − | == 1st Assignment ==
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| − | [[File:work procces cement.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Normally cement is only used to bond between stone (mostly bricks), but when it is used to make concrete you can pore it into any shape. unfortunately I didn't prepare well enough, I forgot buy the right sand to mix it with so I had to pull it of with only cement and water. As you can see I used a plastic cup to make a mold, in this way I could remove the mold carefully by cutting it open because the dry cement can be very fragile.]]
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| − | [[File:Not working well.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Mislukt proefje]]
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| − | [[File:final form cement.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Final shape]]
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| − | == 2nd Assignment ==
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| − | [[File:Comparative technique.jpg|200px|thumb|left|For the second assignment I used lego. I combined two different techniques to bond material that is plastic. Lego itself off course has a bonding ability, but it also is made to easily take it apart and rebuild something new. But when you combine this with clue it becomes a strong structure. Also I think its very nice to see the color grid without directly associating it with lego because we are used to see lego in the typical block form]]
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