3D Printing

For the 3-D print assignment, the two elements and principles I tried to portray in my 3-D
print design were Unity and Variety. When creating this I had two items on my mind for
some reason, A rare beauty blush bottle and when I started to play more around with it, I
also thought of a golden globe award. The problem or challenge I was experiencing the
most during this assignment was getting everything centered. The program kept being
weird so when it came to certain pieces of the 3-D print model especially if it were
something small, it would not center on top of another object no matter how much I played
with it. I feel particularly proud of the top of the design. I like how I got the spheres that are
stacked on one another to fit inside the loops. This assignment made me gain a new
interest in wanting to create 3-D objects that I can print. I personally think I mostly fell short
of making everything symmetrical. Like from afar everything looks mostly symmetrical but
up closely you can see some aspects of the model are slightly off. In the future I will try my
best to make things more symmetrical or see if there is a way, I can align things. Overall,
the feedback I received was positive; people said it looked like a wand or a monument. The
only negative feedback was about the 3 spheres in the center and how the topmost one
was not centered. For the most part, I really enjoyed this assignment because I have
always wanted to create something 3-D that I could potentially print out. I just wish we
could have gotten the opportunity to print them out. This might be and probably will be the
easiest assignment we have done and the least difficult to do.