[05.) PAPERCRAFT OBJECTS: DIGITAL SAMPLES]

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 This weeks assignment challenged students to use the newly learned commands explode, planarSrF, join, rotate3D, and unrollSrf. The goal was to create 8 different objects and unfold them into a flat templates, preparing students for the next milestone project. I had some fun creating these objects and coming up with interesting layouts to showcase them. I used rendering on rhino 7 to create the backgrounds and edited on text after in hopes of creating something visually pleasing while communicating my ideas.  I hope you enjoy!!!







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