MagnusFlora: Interactive Sculpture

My final project for Design 2 was to create a sculpture to explore two objectives:intersecting volumes and interesting footprint. I also wanted to explore the concept of a VR installation piece, for which I created several prototypes.

Team/Agents

888jose888, bbulkow, djamberleigh, jenysis, joeythebeerbear, korbenhouston, morganza, mysticeti, oroboros, brymbl, princessphd, rightsock, spaz, squalllheart

Role

Leader/Chief Inspiration Officer

Timeframe

3 weeks (April, 2019)

Proposal

Fortunately, Slicer shows a tutorial on the screen for sequentially assembling the numbered parts. After building my first prototype I added two dowels, on two diagonal corners, to prevent assembly slippage. Lots of hot glue later this was the result.

My professor offered constructive critiques before giving me the go-ahead to attempt the project in Virtual Reality.

Prototyping Sprints

Fortunately, Slicer shows a tutorial on the screen for sequentially assembling the numbered parts. After building my first prototype I added two dowels, on two diagonal corners, to prevent assembly slippage. Lots of hot glue later this was the result.

My professor offered constructive critiques before giving me the go-ahead to attempt the project in Virtual Reality.

Physical Exploration

Fortunately, Slicer shows a tutorial on the screen for sequentially assembling the numbered parts. After building my first prototype I added two dowels, on two diagonal corners, to prevent assembly slippage. Lots of hot glue later this was the result.

My professor offered constructive critiques before giving me the go-ahead to attempt the project in Virtual Reality.

Physical Exploration

Fortunately, Slicer shows a tutorial on the screen for sequentially assembling the numbered parts. After building my first prototype I added two dowels, on two diagonal corners, to prevent assembly slippage. Lots of hot glue later this was the result.

My professor offered constructive critiques before giving me the go-ahead to attempt the project in Virtual Reality.

Physical Exploration

Fortunately, Slicer shows a tutorial on the screen for sequentially assembling the numbered parts. After building my first prototype I added two dowels, on two diagonal corners, to prevent assembly slippage. Lots of hot glue later this was the result.

My professor offered constructive critiques before giving me the go-ahead to attempt the project in Virtual Reality.