Concept:
For this led sleeve project, I wanted to create a design that resembled gears and something technology-related. The design for my LED sleeve is more of a modern aesthetic and futuristic vibe. I thought gears would be a good reference when designing my model because they had holes and nooks in the design that I wanted to add to mine. In my design, I added several circular holes, ridges, and pointed nooks resembling gear. Overall, I believe that my design showcased my vision successfully.
Image 1: Ghosted Image Painted black with an orthographic image with measurements
Image 2: Ghosted Image
Image 3:Keyshot rendered image showcasing materials
Image 4: Close up Shot
Process:
This process was easier but took longer than the castle
tower project because I had to think about the 3d printing process. I wanted to
have a futuristic and gear aesthetic for my model that also correlated with my
castle tower aesthetic. Unfortunately, while printing I faced some issues with
sizing and having the support filament filling up my flashlight from the
inside. However, I was able to have it removed with the help of Professor Scott
and Yvonne. This process has taught me to always make sure I am prepared and to
double-check all details such as naked edges, as they are crucial to the
printing process.
Materials:
The materials that I used to render in Keyshot are metal because they fit the
metal material of the actual LED flashlight inside my sleeve model. I also
think that the metal material fits the gear and technological look that I am
going for as well.
Picture of 3D Model:
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