week_1-task_1_guo_yu__hugo__634209
26
Week One Task-Ideation Pattern Arrangement of Microscopic Alcohol Champagne Daiquiri Martini (Chosen Pattern) Response to Lecture 1 and Readings This week’s lecture focused on forms of repre- sentations and rules that create complexity in nature. Through my experiment of reinterpret my chosen patterns, I find out the ideas that intro- duced in the reading, ‘Analytical Drawing’ can actually been translated as revelation of rules behind any man-made or natural structure and patterns. Rules in general, usually demonstrate simplicity itself by setting normality in nature or so- ciety; different rules also connect to each other and bonded with each other by law; it must also be considered cross dimensions, linking both normality and law. While drawing my chosen pattern, I find that the ‘rules’ behind my chosen pattern can actually be defined geometrically, although varieties and uncertainties might be included, but the majori- ties are set by the same criteria. Also because my pattern has great range of scaling, it creates a sense of movement. I used the idea of solid lines and dotted lines introduced in the reading, which the solid line represents the scaling move- ment and the dotted lines represents the visual connection between those movements. I also did the utmost simplification while presenting bal- ance and symmetry. A key point I find out while creating my recipe, is the three representations can actually put into a network. Which means they can not exist separately, and must be bonded together as an integral. I feel those ideas introduced in both readings and lectures are also crucial to my fur- ther designing and modelling
description
Virtual Environments Weekly Task
Transcript of week_1-task_1_guo_yu__hugo__634209
Week One Task-IdeationPattern Arrangement of Microscopic Alcohol
Champagne Daiquiri Martini(Chosen Pattern)
Response to Lecture 1 and ReadingsThis week’s lecture focused on forms of repre-sentations and rules that create complexity in nature. Through my experiment of reinterpret my chosen patterns, I find out the ideas that intro-duced in the reading, ‘Analytical Drawing’ can actually been translated as revelation of rules behind any man-made or natural structure and patterns. Rules in general, usually demonstrate simplicity itself by setting normality in nature or so-ciety; different rules also connect to each other and bonded with each other by law; it must also be considered cross dimensions, linking both
normality and law.
While drawing my chosen pattern, I find that the ‘rules’ behind my chosen pattern can actually be defined geometrically, although varieties and uncertainties might be included, but the majori-ties are set by the same criteria. Also because my pattern has great range of scaling, it creates a sense of movement. I used the idea of solid lines and dotted lines introduced in the reading, which the solid line represents the scaling move-ment and the dotted lines represents the visual
connection between those movements. I also did the utmost simplification while presenting bal-ance and symmetry.
A key point I find out while creating my recipe, is the three representations can actually put into a network. Which means they can not exist separately, and must be bonded together as an integral. I feel those ideas introduced in both readings and lectures are also crucial to my fur-ther designing and modelling
Chosen Natural PatternMartini in Microscopic View
Drawing 1-Movement
Drawing 2-Balance
Drawing 3-Symmetry
Recipe
Rhino Screengrabs
Rhino Screengrabs
