Layers Project: Instead of having a 3D project, the idea was to use layers to make a painting. This was accomplished using 3 separate layers and traditional Japanese printmaking techniques.
Lantern Project: After changing the initial plan for this project,, I decided to make a 3 walled lantern with detailed patterns. It is made out of 1/8 inch plywood and uses printer paper to diffuse the light of the LED candle.
Altered Toys Project: The idea for this project was to create a Pez dispenser for pills. Instead of needing easily dispensed candy, I have grown up for the need of dietary pills due to my gluten intolerance. This piece is made using a 3D printer and clay. It has a bread loaf on top, fits 6 pills, and is fully functional.
Hi! I appreciate that you did something very different than anyone else for your layers projects and it came out well.
I really like how detailed the sides of your lantern project are and that they are all different but are cohesive.
Your altered toys project is super cute and I love that it is also functional!
The detailing on the lantern turned out great! I also really like the colors you chose for the layers project, it makes the mountain look very vibrant.
i love the detail on the patterns in the cut, very impressive
Hi! I appreciate how you made all your project so authentically you. I particularly like that you took your layers project to a new level by making it into a painting. And your PEZ pill dispenser is so funny and clever!
Hi Shane! Your altered toy project really stood out to me, both for it’s functionality and the story behind it.
Hi! I really love your 3D project I appreciate how it’s both practical and so cute!
Hi Shane! Your pieces turned out amazing! The designs in your lantern project really catch my eye, they’re all so mesmerizing. I also love your altered pez dispenser, the little bread on top looks so cute haha!
Hi Shane! I love your lantern piece! The design is so detailed. Great job!!
I love how creative your altered toy is! I also love your use of multiple mediums. I also really liked how you used your layers project as a stamp as well as the layers project.