Project 2 Installation sketches

ideas for installation done in illustrator

Project 2 Nature Inspiration

Pollen grains from Ragweed flower

Assortment of pollen grains

Pollen grain Passiflora alata

Hazel pollen grains

Project 2 Process Base Diagram Refrences and Reminders

Kite Base

Waterbomb Base

Project 2 Artist Research

Cherry Blossom Ball Designer: Tomoko Fuse Units: 30 Paper ratio: square Assembled with: no glue Diagram: “Unit Origami Fantasy” by Tomoko Fuse, p. 144

Origami Polyhedra (Tetrahedron, Icosahedron) Designer: Tomoko Fuse Units: 6 / 30 Paper ratio: square Assembled with: no glue Paper size: 5 cm Model size: ~ 4.5 / 8 cm Diagram: Unit Origami Wonderland by Tomoko Fuse, p. 90

Project 2 Artist Research

Lukasheva Ekaterina Eclipse Variation contains 30 units plus 30 inserts pieces without glue and thread

Lukasheva Ekaterina Rafaelita Dodecahedral assembly of Rafaelita units with small inserts from the kite base. You can make inserts from modified fish bases to obtain twice more petals. The size of paper for kite-base inserts is 1/4 from the sise of Rafaelita units. contains 30 + 60 inserts pieces without glue and thread

Project 2 Artist Research/Process

Hans-Werner Guth Jump Model -Curved paper shaping, modular origami, Cardstock Used as a reference/instruction for 2 of my paper models in project 2

Project 2 Artist Research

Richard Sweeney Dodecahedron II -Paper, adhesive.

Project 2 Artist Research

Richard Sweeney Icosahedron II -Paper & adhesive.

Project 1 Process

Kary Kilmer Jewlery Design, had previously taken a class with him for the beginning Viking knit

Project 1 Artist Research 3

Jitesh Patel 3D Flowers & Cars -paper quilling

Project 1 Artist Research 2

Sean Kenney Mini Bust -Legos glued together

Project 1 Artist Research 2

Sean Kenney Bicycle triumphs traffic -Lego blocks glued together

Project 1 Artist Research:: Page Hodel

When Page Hodel found the love of her life, Madalene Rodriguez. She expressed her devotion in an unusual way: Early every Monday morning, Page would create a heart for Madalene and leave it for her to discover somewhere near her front door. Tragically, Madalene died of ovarian cancer less than a year after she and Page met. But Page’s love goes on, beautifully symbolized in the hearts she continues to create from a plenitude of objects. Here are photographs of one hundred of Page’s hearts for Madalene, fashioned from a magical, surprising diversity of materials: acorns and asparagus; berries, buttons, and bungee cord; cardboard, clothespins, corks, and candy corn. True love embraces the world, and Page’s art is testimony to its enduring faith.

-Book Summary from "Monday Hearts for Madalene" Where all previous images come from.

Project 1 Artist Research

Page Hodel Orange Clamp Heart -mini clamps attached to a metal cookie cutter, yellow-tipped hatpins, assorted buttons

Project 1 Artist Research

Page Hodel Letterpress Heart - Stargazer lilies, dried rosebuds, metal letterpress pieces

Project 1 Artist Research

Page Hodel Divine Chaos -metal shavings

Project 1 Artist Research

Page Hodel Screws and Washers -Screws and washers on concrete