Here is a closer look at my final project for 3D design class. The interesting thing abou this form is how it seems to change depending on the angle you look at it. The video didn't capture that, so I hope these pictures get the idea across.
Thursday night was Portfolio Night at the College of DuPage. All the graphic design students submitted their best work to be shown, and the portfolio students competed to be the best of the best. It was incredible to walk around and see everyone's work. Multiple times during the night, I had to hunt down people and berate them for not telling me they were doing such brilliant work. The night was full of surprises, and it was a wonderful way to end the year.
This has been the best year of school I've ever had, and I'd like to thank my teachers and classmates for making everything so fun and exciting. The amount of talent that surrounds me every day is staggering. You have changed school from something I used to dread into something I now love. You've changed my life.
My friend Jake and I finished our final projects in 3D class today. Mine was inspired by sine waves, and looks like some kind of futuristic chapel. Jake's is a series of interlocking octagons that fits perfectly within a cube.
This marks the end of my first year of design school. I'm not going to get all reflective on you yet, there are still some projects I haven't posted, and I plan on doing some video coverage of Portfolio Night tonight. All the hard work is done now, though, and it feels good to have survived the year.
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