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I'm Oli Scotton. A graphic design student on exchange from Bristol, UK.
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Hello

I'm Oli Scotton. A graphic design student on exchange from Bristol, UK. 0923547@hr.nl / scotton0295@hotmail.com

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Digital Craft

The moment I knew what I wanted to do

I once attended a talk from Sandy Suffield, who was previously a Senior Art Director at Apple, and a Creative Director at Wolff Olins. She explained that she wasn't happy in these roles, and decided to quit her job, and wanted to start making work that she wanted to make, to hopefully in return get freelance work based on her ideas. After this talk, I decided that it's always important to make projects for myself alongside my study/job.

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What do you make?

I like to make typography based work. Also enjoy experimenting with printing techniques. I'm also interested in photography, and would like to start incorporating this into my design work.

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What is your topic of interest?

I would like to start creating work on a larger scale as I often make printed work. I'd like to create a visually/physically engaging installation.

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What is your medium?

I'd like to get more familiar with 3D printing, and try to incorporate this into a large installation. I'd also like to work with lasers and light beams.

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Mimicking Machines

Assignment 1

I Draw. You Draw. It Draws I decided to choose a kettle for my machine. I found an image online, then traced it using the Pen Tool on Adobe Illustrator. Once I had the vector outline, I placed a grid on top of the drawing, and then plotted indices across each side. Rather than using x & y with numbers, I decided to use letters across the top, and numbers down the side. Because the grid was wider than 26 points, I decided to use upper and lowercase letters. Although I thought it was clear enough to understand, it did cause some confusion to the user when presented with the instructions. I also decided to tell the user to 'DRAW LINE FROM CENTRE OF EACH SQUARE' because I thought it would have been too complex otherwise. The person trying to re-draw my machine got confused initially with the upper and lowercase letters, but once they had worked that out, they drew my machine just as I wanted.

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Assignment 2

The Extruded Milled and Sliced Alphabet

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Assignment 3

""Human Powered Machine""