Material Modeling

I really like this model making workshop, firstly because there are a wide freedom of choice on what we can do to our models. The transformation actions is yet another interesting aspect of the workshop as we leant to not only make a perfect model but also think about how we should go about dismantling it, smashing it, 'destroying' it and still get it to look really professional.

The simple task of making a cube or a more complicated one on planning what to do and steps to take into making the final model requires many planning. And we acquired the skills such as applying glue and snapping blades, though those are simple but yet very essential.

Fluid thoughts to action

I've learnt to work with charcoal, something which i used to dislike using. However, i find charcoal really effective in expressing bold statement in drawings. Also, both the tutors were very encouraging to those of us who felt that they do not know how to draw, to draw. I felt more confident and less self-conscious in the drawings i had made after the workshop.

My Atlas of Colours

Though i did not do very well for this workshop, i still felt glad that i had taken it. Atlas of Colours is different, it allows us to break free from our black and white plans and sections and learn to display our works through the effective use of colours. We also learnt to put more thoughts and planning to how our final product should look .