Model of diagram 1 done completely in MAYA . I examined the most heavily concentrated areas and focal points of motion. The size of model area was determines by relative concentration of lines in the diagram. Whether the line in the diagram was in the foreground and background became a determinate of how far off the central axis a concentration was placed. Then I created several layers of connection from one point to the next.
I was trying to take some ideas from the Greg Lynn reading. The model tries to examine the natural topology of the movement and the diagram. The transition over distance from one form to the next.
(this is so dry. i had fun . . . really . . . after riping out my hair for 8 hours, I got 4 hours or productive work done. )
Unfortunately, I haven't figured out how to fix the lighting, and keep my colors from bleeding . The above rendering was the only good shot I was able to get. It is however looking at the diagram right-to left verses left-to-right. (Not that the model retains any of the directional qualities of the original movement or the diagram.
Below, you can tell that I wasn't able to get the object back lit, and was force to do black and white, because the colors made me sick.
Unfortunately, I haven't figured out how to fix the lighting, and keep my colors from bleeding . The above rendering was the only good shot I was able to get. It is however looking at the diagram right-to left verses left-to-right. (Not that the model retains any of the directional qualities of the original movement or the diagram.
Below, you can tell that I wasn't able to get the object back lit, and was force to do black and white, because the colors made me sick.
In retrospect, I think I would like to connect the three parts of the model more next time.
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