I was able to get everything I wanted out of my projects this semester. My end product did not stray too far from the original other than the change in…
To begin this project I was concerned about the difficulty of creating a cosplay sword out of pure wood. Especially one with complex edges and contours. I wanted to pursue…
Comparing the Aesthetics from this design, being mostly fantasy and gothic, I could see the design relating somewhat to art deco with the way the hexagonal pattern is done and…
The timeline for my construction will be to have my outlines and materials gathered by the end of this week. The next week will be spent shaping the two swords…
by Takeuchi Takashi The inspirations that I had for my final project come from the show Fate/Stay Night UBW. The character pictured above uses two swords (Kanshou and Bakuya) he…
My first constraint for this project is making sure the materials I use do not create something extremely heavy and annoying to carry around. Since this prop does not need…
For my Final Project I am between doing three things the first is designing and building a gaming chair like the ones seen here: DXRacer Formula Series DOH/FD01/N Newedge Edition…
I have a lot of experience in working with various hands on tools like mills, saws, sanders, grinders, drills, and now even some lathe experience. I haven’t used the CNC…
To begin this project I thought about which material I wanted to use. I wanted something that gave me a lot room for creativity and didn’t push me into a…
Contributors include: Joseph Coulombe, Andres Esteve Our group received snowblower and tiny homes as our aesthetic. At first it was challenging but we soon figured out how we wanted to…
When I first began my project I wanted something functional, unconventional, and themed around skulls. One, because I want to you this item after this project finishes, two, because I…
To begin this project I thought about which material I wanted to use. I wanted something that gave me a lot room for creativity and didn’t push me into a…
The Aesthetic for Calaveras first began appearing around the 17th century but has had roots in Aztec, Mayan, and Toltec cultures. Calavera directly translates to skull but has a certain…