PROJECT 3 // 3D Printed Design Objects

 PROJECT 3
// 3D Printed Design Objects

Whether a unique designed object to be 3D printed, or a chess set, students design, model, render and fabricate their work from concept to manifestation. 

Project Brief:

Week 1: Concept Sketches & Precedence 




Week 2: Model & Render


Week 3: Fabricate & Present

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