MESHMIXER
So, I really struggled with Meshmixer. It took some time to get used to, but we were able to work together after a couple days of practice. The models were a different story, but here we are!
Models
Object List
- Fish
- Chair
- Crown
- Plane
- Bottle
- Diamond
- Sword
- Spoon
- Palm Tree
- Table
- Cup
- Egg
- Nut and Bolt
- Skull
- Lightbulb
Downloaded off ‘free3D.com’, all these objects were pretty good quality. A few came as sets and had to be separated in order to be used to their full potential. Looking for objects was surprisingly difficult as I was always thinking about their use in an assemblage and discarded a lot of options based on this.
They came together in super interesting ways, and I am actually really happy with these assemblages. There was some doubt in my mind that I would get them done without tears shed, but they turned out really wacky and fun.
‘Mirror’
This is the first complex mix I made, before I could get objects working. It came about purely on chance.
Made of circles and other objects, It came together in a super cool way.
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‘Trees’
This assemblage started as a want to make a pot plant. I also really liked the spoon I found. In combining them I found I liked the tree in the cup, and wanted to repeat the idea.
I would try this again but with a different plant. I had a very hard time finding trees that were .obj files, and I don’t really like the one I found but it does look wicked in this assemblage.
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‘Fishies’
This assemblage is my favourite. It was the last one I did, so I had a handle on things. The fish mixed with the table stacking is super awesome, and I actually had fun with this one.
I want to keep working with this idea of furniture meets weird situations, such as fish.
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All in all, I don’t think I would use mesh mixer again. However, I am really happy with how my work turned out and I’m sure I would get better if I kept trying.