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Sketchup Model

Second Sketchup Model

First Sketchup Attempt with Stairs

Rosalie Gascoigne

"PIECE WORK"

This sculpture is made from sawn wood on craftboard. It was created in 1994 by Rosalie Gascoigne part of her Chartwell collection. The title is a witty response to a fashion term that refers to a textile assemplage.

Fiona Hall

"LEAF LITTER"

Fiona Hall created a series of 183 paintings in her series "Leaf Litter"(1999 - 2003). The painting symbolises "the degradation of plant life, telling us, pointedly, that money can't buy everything". These life-size paintings are made of bank notes from the origin of that particular leaf. 

Stairs Sketchup

Below Ground Stairs - Adjust

Below Ground Stairs - Adjust

Above Ground Stairs - Overlapping

Above Ground Stairs - Overlapping

Stairs - Sketches

Isometric view of Underground Stairs - Adjust

Top view of Underground Stairs - Adjust

Top view of Aboveground Stairs - Overlapping

Isometric view of aboveground Stairs - Overlapping

18 Sketches

Before Studio Session 1

Year 9 woodwork we had a task to create a CD rack. It was designed and rendered in Rhino. Using the basic design i had created i used wood for the most part except the railings on the rack were steel rods. The hardest part of this project back then was using the laid machine to acquire the correct curvature of the body. All in all it was the most fun i had designing and it was very rewarding taking a risk to do something outside the norm and be different.

As you all know this is the Taj Mahal in India. I visited this magnificent Mughal architectural structure when i was touring India summer 08/09. Whilst i was there i learned about the history and how it blends elements of Indian, Islamic, Persian and Ottomon architectural styles to form one of the Worlds most renowned tombs. This piece of art lives up to its standards from every possible angle that i have seen.

This photo was taken in Goa, India on my India trip summer 08/09. After seeing the sunrise over the Himalayas, watching the sunset over the Indian ocean was beautiful. The intensity of colours was overwhelming and takes your breathe away!

Colour, Unique, Seperate

Contrast, Overlapping, Emotion

Shade, Adjust, Linear