Everything is complete! It took a long time to actually finish printing the final, larger, sculpture, but everything besides that went pretty smoothly. I definitely want to do more with projection mapping in the future. I think one of the things I’d have changed is I would have made sure that the planes of the…

I’ve finished all the animations, and I finally got everything to 3D print. I’ll upload a video of the animations in the final project post, but here’s an image of the partially assembled sculpture.

The 3D printing is having a few more issues than planned. There’s just one big piece to go, but it keeps warping and peeling from the print bed. So in the meantime, I don’t have the full-size model yet. I think worst-case scenario I go down to the CollabLab or something like that and see…

This week I tried to get fur working. That uhhh… didn’t really work that well. I have to up the hair density a ton to even start to get something that doesn’t look terrible, and even then, I’m having issues with weird clumping and seams. I can shorten the hair on the ears, in fact…

I’ve actually got the project to a point where I’m fairly happy with the result. I think that if I made the sculpture bigger, it might look a little better. It’ll be a little tricky to do though since I’d have to print the sculpture out in multiple pieces. It’s doable, just takes a little…

I want to do something with projection mapping. I envision making animations, perhaps timed to music or something like that, and is then projected onto a sculpture. I haven’t decided what the animations will be like exactly, but I’ve made a simple example animation. The first is from the perspective of the projector, the second…

I chose to research Urbanscreen for my light artist. They’re a group based out of Germany, but with installations all around the world. They mostly do projects covering the sides of entire buildings, but they’ve also made some smaller interior exhibitions. Most of the projection mapping side of things is fairly straightforward, but where they…

Hi! I’m Flynn, from Washington state. I started out mostly doing pencil sketches and things like that, then I got a graphics tablet for my computer and started doing more digital art too. Now I have an iPad, and mostly to digital paintings there, as well as making 3D and 2D animations on the computer…