Showing posts with label Project 6 Waffle Lamp. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Project 6 Waffle Lamp. Show all posts

Wednesday, November 26, 2014

Sean Lenox: Project 6 - Lamp

Week 11:

The design for my waffle lamp was inspired by dice and numbers - my original idea was to come up with some kind of numerical notation with rectangles and circles and create an alien die of sorts. I felt that such details would ultimately be lost in the waffle process, however, so I settled for a simpler circle/rectangle pattern inscribed on each side. I'm considering leaving one of the radial slices out to give the lamp a "front" where more light shines through.

I created boxes and spheres and used the Difference command to cut indentations into the box.I also used the difference command to cut the cylinder out of the middle.



Week 15:

Here are some photos of the assembled waffle lamp.



Wednesday, November 12, 2014

Chris Jordan: Project 6 Waffle Lamp

When I was looking for lamp inspiration I found that I was drawn to the work of Isamu Noguchi from the 50's they were simple and clean in form as well as in function.

This lamp idea I simply took a sphere surface and manipulated the the control points of the sphere to create a number of blobs , this is the current selection that I am contemplating on making (it has a tube to allow the insertion of the make a lampkit)

This idea i took to the direction of depicting the cartoonist representation of a bee hive complete with a verity of holes in which the bees may enter and leave the hive

After lofting a series of curves together I made this object turning the original Noguchi lamp into a less angler more curvaceous object
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Lamp Idea #1 was too problematic in the waffle creation phase so #2&3 have been waffled and split
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due to sheet constrants #3 is the winner
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For the materials an ash wood material was used on the verticals and a mahogany was used on the horizontals to give it the sense of a piece of furnature
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Here are photos of the lamp in a built state that is on and off.