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Week 6

WEEK 6 STUDIO MAKING

Model Making


Attempt on 3D study room with paper 
 
- using paper was successful as it is flexible, however, it could be easily damaged


Attempt on 3D study room with cardboard  

- the cardboard gives a more firm figure than paper
- it is also faster to create than paper since it is not flimsy


Experimenting with folding techniques 
 
 


Second attempt on a different 3D room with paper  
 

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