Student Work // Week 1: Inspiration

Inspirations 

Artists and digitally fabricated works we are inspired by


Baby, by Pulkit Kamal (@fivemillimetre on instagram)


Garrison

Doh-Ho Suh



Exobiology Collection Ica Paru and Kostika Spaho. Nyron, 3D Printed


Jeff Koons - Balloon Swan


Chiharu Shiota



Model Making - Studson Studio

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