Finally, after much struggling, the final product is out.

It was a pretty fun experience, using real materials to make our model.

i used metal sheet. Got cut here and there on my poor lil fingers. :(

Staying back in school till 8 or 9, helping (and laughing at) each other and also struggling together.

Here are some pictures to wrap up this post.

The 20 photographs taken with small and large sihuellete.

Large scale
Smaller scale







1st stop, the beginning.
moving up into an empty space, which some activities can be held.
further up,
A space where the people could look at the scenery
going on and on... ...
on and on... ...
interesting background.
A space that can held activity to give entertainment to the people
A space for u to be alone.

top view, going through a 'tunnel'
And up again...
up...

All these are my mock up of one of the tessalations.

The 1st picture you see is my final mock up,

which i will use a a guide for my final model.

i decided to use aluminium foil to test out 1st because it is easy to fold and play around.

the front view
side view
back view
side view
top view
Mock up with ZO cards. It was 'rejected' for being not interesting.

the front view
i actually make the thickness for this mock up, because i was told that the stairs i did previously will kill a person, so i added in 2 layers.
side view
the 1st paper mock up,
it was comment that it looks more interesting compared to the rest.

This was the in class assignment.

making of the echer thingy:P

right view
top view
top corner view
left view

The Tessalations on A1s. The 1st one is on pattern. i am quite satisfied with it. :)

2nd T., on toning using cupic markers. It was my 1st attempt. and i think it turned up quite well and i got used to it pretty fast.
3rd T., using colors. i painted using acrylic paints. i chose bright colors like red, orange and yellow. leaving some space white. so that it wont give a messy and squeezy feeling(i think). And oso because the 1st two Ts. were kinda dull.
into detail... ...close upppp... ...

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Finally, the end product of the russian doll. At the beginning, when we were told to do the russian doll, i was kinda excited. Cox i had a pack of clay at home which i have yet started doing anything out of it. It was my 1st attempt with clay. I used ard 2.5kg of clay for this assignment. i tot it was easy, cox just need to mould them n wait for them to dry. I started with de smallest doll den the 2nd smallest, still not much problem faced. But when i come to the 3rd n 4th doll, i realised the bigger the thing, the harder to make. I mould it several times, mould till the clay had many lines and they cant stick together anymore, and when it drys up, it starts to crack! I tried using water the make up the cracks but it didnt help. So i had to give up on the piece of 'failed' clay and start moulding another one. Its rather time consuming. I used one day to mould, one day to wait for it to dry completely, one day to buy more clay, and one day to paint. Initially, i tot i would have enuf time, cox i already planned my time. But things just dont go my way sometimes, erm i think its all the time. So i had to finish up the rest of the undone work on the day we need to show our works to our lecturers. Thankfully, on the day of submission itself, i managed to fin up all. but not in good quality i would admit. The lvl of tidiness can be improved i think.

Today we did our boxes.