My 3D Models

I'm very relieved. Yesterday was the review session for my 3D lesson in school, and we were supposed to bring all our 3D works to school for our lecturer to review. Although I have yet to finish everything, I was one of the few in class to have almost all completed. Plus, next week is the project week, and with the progress of my works, I am very confident that I will not lag behind after the break. Jiayou!

My four basic geometric shapes, cube, pyramid, cylinder and cone, ready to be fragmentised and reconstructed into 8 models

"Flying Bird": inspired by the bronze sculpture of a yellow crane at Parkview Square

"The Warrior": a minimalist (sort of) interpretation of Henri Moore's "Warrior with Shield"

"The Entertainer": no explanation needed; a clownish character

"Dragon Dance": no explanation needed too

"Tornado": inspired by tornado off a sea surface; it may look a bit like "Dragon Dance", but this has got sharper angles, representing destructive forces of the tornado (and choppy sea)

"Head of a Man": I don't know how I got to this; perhaps I was thinking of Picasso's Cubism at that point of time?

"Upright Kangaroo": alright, the tail looked more like a squirrel!

"Dancing Man"; actually I thought it looked more like a Mexican musician with those big traditional hat, was playing rqandomly sticking pieces together and got this

Last but not least, my one-fifth completed wire model of my head! Well, it looked a bit too small...