Saturday, 27 November 2010

Saturday's Work 27.11.10

Added shelves to the storage box and added doors with handles.
Took further photographs of the finished Cubism game.


Top view of the Cubism piece


Side view of the cubism piece you can see the different levels of the blocks created for different depths


Front view of the storage box with the doors and handles added


Front view with the doors open looking inside the box.  Shelves have been added to allow the work to be stored neatly.

Friday, 26 November 2010

Friday's Work 26.11.10

Completed the large cubism piece with all velcro stuck onto the back.
Completed the small storage box for the rubik's cube.


The large cubism piece completed


The front of the Rubik's cube box



The inside of the box showing the two Rubik's cubes inside.


Showing the applying of the Velcro on the board which the cubes stick to.

Thursday's Work 25.11.10

Painted more of the storage box all the black out lines are now complete waiting for the colour panels to be added.

Finished off painting the small cubes for the cubism piece.


The storage box with black out lines completed.

Wednesday, 24 November 2010

Wednesday Work 24.11.10

Began painting the box and more to the small cubes.

The Cubism Cubes painted black.

Tuesday's Work 23.11.10

Completed a Large Image on A1 showing Wessage way bridge in Hockney style.
Placed a grid on the storage box


The A1 image I created of the Wessex Way bridge


Grid on the Box


Beginning of the painting stage on the box done 24.11.10

Monday, 22 November 2010

Link to AUCB Architecture blog.

AUCB Architecture blog;  http://aucb-architecture.blogspot.com/

Monday's Working 22-11-10

22-11-10.

Cube box design underway. shelving to be added and paint colours.
Montage of further images completed.

The large free-standing Rubick's cube in a row.


One picture of a pulled apart image Hockney style.

Image of my individual images montaged together creating one large image.


The start of the large Cubism piece.

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