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unit 6 - Analogue 3D Write Up

On Tuesday's lesson, we created our own analogue 3D design, to do with our 3d project unit.
For this, we looked into the different types of analogue 3D designs & outlooks, using the knowledge that we gathered & research that we did from a previous lesson.

Before we started to do the project, we research ideas of the types of designs in which we wanted to create in our own vision. this included ideas like stencil art, overlapping images etc. Our teacher Chris also provided inspiration via a Pinterest page in which he created for his blog to show us.

For this project, i wanted to achieve my own take on a stencil art design, but by making it look like, or giving it i should say, a shattered glass effect.

For this process of my project, i gathered an image which i felt would be a, or should i say, a great outcome for my idea for my 3D analogue design -

then i took the image and inserted it into a website called - http://www.stencilcreator.org/

& the i followed the steps in which the site inclined for me to turn the photo into a stencil design, as my idea is to create a stencil art 3D analogue design. Whilst it was finishing off its process of creating the stencil, i printed off the original version of the photo, as i needed it so i could fully create the shattered glass effect.


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