Friday, January 20, 2012
Multiview Sketches
This is another type of sketching. This one is called Multiview Sketches. In this one, you take a a shape and put down the three views. A top, right, and front view of the shape.
Perspective Sketches
In this new lesson, we learned about Perspective Drawings. This is an isometric figure drawn in one, two, and three point perspective sketches. Here is an example.
Oblique Sketches
For this he worked with the same shapes from before. Only this time, we had a new view, oblique sketches. Oblique sketches is when you do the front view of a shape. We had to draw both cavalier and cabinet style oblique sketches.
Isometric Sketches
In class, we indivitually worked on Isometric Shapes. We got a sheet with different shapes to draw. Then we drew in our shapes and did all the shading. It is important to get all the measurments rights, or else your shape will come out smaller than it is originally placed.
Wednesday, November 16, 2011
The History of Measurments
| Notebook |
| Front Cover |
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| Back Cover |
| PowerPoint Presentation |
Sunday, October 23, 2011
Product Evolution
In enginnering class, I worked with Chrispy96 (Christian Penaranda) on another project. We had to pick a object that has gone through some innovations and changes. We put down as our first three choices, fire weapons, computers, and video game consoles. We narrowed it to the things we use the most, so fire arms was out. Then we picked a more entertaining one and we worked on video game consoles. We showed how they were fixed and innovated. After making our PowerPoint, we presented it to the class.
Thursday, October 6, 2011
Ideas to Improve/Innovate a Beverage Cup
In engineering class, we were asked to come up with ideas on how to improve a beverage cup. A white, foam, beverage cup. Paired up with a partner, Chrispy96 (Christian Penaranda), we worked on an idea on the cup. We came up with the idea where on the cup, both a toothbrush and dental floss are attached to it. After having finished, we presented our idea to the class.
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