To take the abstractions I had sketched from 2 dimensions to 3 dimensions, I made forms out of chipboard. This material worked well, because it allows the form to be seen without any added color or differing surface areas. I only wish I had not chosen such a heavy chipboard. My fingers and hands paid the price for the thickness of this material. This process was inspiring,and I felt that the further I worked, the more ideas I had. I still see ways that I can take my designs further by tweaking the forms and adding and subtracting elements.
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