Project 2: Drawings of Pepper Exterior

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Illustration for Ralph Caplan, "What's New in Deception"

Which one would be a more reliable clock?


Caplan says the public would chose the heavier looking one.

Divide and Conquer: five drawings of Curry School of Education

These are my favorite 5 of the 12 thumbnails I drew.

Two by Four Project

Objective: design a self-sustained system using no less than six cuts, using all materials provided; no more, no less, and using no fasteners or adhesives.
My original idea for this project was to create a spiraling staircase model using sets of three and alternating them upwards. However, after trying this to no avail two times, I decided to just make a grid that was stacked on top of each other. This did not work out either. For some reason, no matter how carefully I cut and measured, I could not get any of my notches to fit. Finally, with about an hour left in the woodshop on the last day available before the project was due, I decided to put the pieces together anyway I could get them to fit. I actually really kind of like the result. It looks sort of arbitrary, but I almost appreciate that. It is made of two pieces that are linked to one another, so the two pieces are able to move inside each other. I wish we had more time on this project, since it really didn't come out the way that I had envisioned or intended.

Three of Five Drawings from "God is in the Details"

I was a little unsure when I began these drawings, as to what exactly "details" entailed. I took it to mean objects that had a lot of details. I hope these drawings are the kind of things that were wanted...