This Semester’s Students
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Abdulrahman Nashawi
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Austin Maes
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Austin Ross
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Benjamin Chang
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Benjamin Robles
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Brooke Shade
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Charles Keely
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Christopher Lehr
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Davis Butte
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Davis Robertson
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Daniel Straub
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Emily Jordan
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Ethan Elshyeb
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Fiona Bell
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George
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Hailee Pritchard
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Hannah Walsh
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Isabella Colosimo
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Jason Fontillas
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Jamie Frankel
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Jackson Hootman
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Joseph Knapp
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Justin Engbrecht
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Justin Lim
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Kaiya Wahl
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Kensue Kiatoukaysy
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Kevin Yang
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Mary Rahjes
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Miles Radakovitz
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Nathaniel Wang
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Nicole Leon-Molina
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Noah Verspohl
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Patrick Bodine-Ellison
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Paul Tapsall
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Max Armstrong
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Rhys Rueffert
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Ryan Weatherbee
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Thomas Buckholtz
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Victoria Rios
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Will Tse
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Xiang Luo
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Zach Aldrich
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Jean Hertzberg
8 Comments. Leave new
Nice work with the CAD modeling – the curved edges surfaces of the tree were well done. I imagine it was challenging to get the loft features to work.
Great Project Erick! It will add a nice touch to your living room
The cad you made looked super nice; I’m jealous of your solidworks skills. Very cool centerpiece as well. I don’t know how hard it would be to add some different lighting patterns, but that could be cool.
Great solidworks habitat, smart concept, what did you use to create the leaves? Really clean work with a industrial desk lamp design.
Interesting idea and I like the way they turned out. A bonus that you made a habitat as well.
I like how you incorporated electrical components into a natural environment and that you 3d printed the habitat! It looks awesome!
This is pretty cool. It looks like something that belongs in a game or on a desk. The little bugs are really cool with your materials. Why did you land on the spiderweb theme?
This is a fantastic aesthetic you’ve got here. The thin wires and prongs of today’s circuit board components very much resembles the spindly appendages of insects and spiders. I’ve always thought LED and circuit component insects would be cool, and you made it reality!