Monday, 1 October 2012

Week 11 3D Design

Task 1: Concept Feedback


Giving feedback on the effectiveness of your design process and concept communication PART 1 – 20 mins
Students present 3D exhibition designs and explain progress in the last week The GROUP gives verbal feedback on:
  1. 1.  Appropriate storage location and file formats for professional presentation
  2. 2.  Progress in the last week
PART 2 - 10 mins Blog
Each student post feedback on all other students in your blog 



Paul Myatt - 3D file formats for presentation
Great show of file structure, clearly labeled and easy to follow. 
I did find the blog list a little long, but it is very clearly labeled and therefore it is simple to find what you want.
Paul has adjusted file formats to a standard size for his blog.




 Cherill Hopkins - 3D file formats for presentation
Reviewing my own work  ... Good structure, makes sense, each to locate by the week. There is the odd week where I could separate my 2D and 3D work.


Queenie Wu - 3D file formats for presentation
Queenie began her file formats with each project labeled by design requirement , by week 3 she saw that this was too complicated and simplified the format to weekly updates, this is a lot easier to follow.
Within each week is all 2&3D information.  Handouts also have there own file, again in the beginning they were placed in separate folders, but this was simplified to weeks.




Progress from last week:


We are in the process of printing our final designs on material, we have the $30 each, 2 out of 3 designs to begin with and the sewing will start shortly. We have also submitted our preferred floor plan and requirements for exhibition. Paul also continues to perfect the pocket on the helmet cover.

The challenge now for all is to use what we have learnt as we move forward.


Week 11 2D Design

Task 1: Concept Feedback

Giving feedback on the effectiveness of your design process and concept communication PART 1 – 20 mins

Students present 2D exhibition designs and explain progress in the last week The GROUP gives verbal feedback on:
  1. 1.  Appropriate storage location and file formats for professional presentation
  2. 2.  Progress in the last week
PART 2 - 10 mins Blog
Each student post feedback on all other students in your blog 


Paul Myatt - 2D file formats for presentation
Great show of file structure, clearly labeled and easy to follow. 
I did find the blog list a little long, but it is very clearly labeled and therefore it is simple to find what you want.
Paul has adjusted file formats to a standard size for his blog.



Cherill Hopkins 2D file formats for presentation
Reviewing my own work  ... Good structure, makes sense, each to locate by the week. There is the odd week where I could separate my 2D and 3D work.



Queenie Wu 2D file formats for presentation
Queenie began her file formats with each project labeled by design requirement , by week 3 she saw that this was too complicated and simplified the format to weekly updates, this is a lot easier to follow.
Within each week is all 2&3D information.  Handouts also have there own file, again in the beginning they were placed in separate folders, but this was simplified to weeks.


Progress from last week:

We move forward slowly, designing extra helmet covers, printing information for the pin-board, contemplating the finish line ... as we do this we are very aware what needs to be done, we discuss all options for meeting our time frame.

Some wise words, work together to achieve greatness.