3D Object Design

PAPERCRAFT OBJECT 2 ELECTRIC BOOGALOO   This week we completed our second milestone project! While the first prototype presented many areas of cleanup and lots to be desired I think I was able to fix a lot of what was wrong with the original prototype. While it took a bit of work to clean up, the fixes were relatively easier than its construction. The model here came with some classy renders that look pretty darn spiffy in Rhino. I choose to use a red background in the mask redners to fit the asethetics of the orginal game that had a focus on red. RENDERS! And with the dagger I choose to use a plain white background as I found red clashed with the look I  wanted for it. PAPERCRAFT TEMPLATES! I Included not only my versions of paper templates in Rhino but also what they looked like cut out. I used two sheets of grey and a sheet of black and white. Becuase I had such plain selection of colors to make it accurate to my referneces I picked up the Architeture cardstock pack from Micheals. I

 First Prototype: How'd We Do? What Went Wrong? What Do De Need to Fix?    Going through this process of creating a prototype I wanted to make sure I had both pieces, mask and dagger, in order to snuff out the errors this week so next week I could correct them for the final piece.   To start after last week having lost all my previous work on my dagger I had to work creating a new model and so I did. I chose to simplify this from the previous design I had to make it more realistic to the refernece dagger.                        For a quick breakdown of our pieces I doccumented the unfolding processes for each piece,  And recorded the Rhino Templates along with the printed version templates,     From here I  could get to work on my templates scoring and cutting them out. I used the basic paperclip and ruler for scoring while using an xacto knife for cutting out.  Unfortanultey I made a huge mistake and didn't document this portion of cutting and scoring and because of that I am