2018 A3 - Project 1: Clock

This post is for Amber Lee since she is rejected to join the pool. In my hometown Los Angeles, the transit system is very expansive and time-oriented. Therefore, it is crucial to be aware of the time to travel efficiently. I want to create a clock that its users can alternate the transit routes and keep track of the time.

My goal was to create a decoration for my wall. The clock will have a campfire theme as I have always enjoyed camping. I also want to learn more about autodesk, as I expect to use it more in my college career.

Implemented new laser cut skills into creating a clock.

The goal of this project was to explore laser cutting techniques and create an aesthetically pleasing clock that also clearly indicates time. Every time, I was distracted from looking at a clock when it is with all the numbers on or no numbers on. Therefore, my intention to this design was to create a clock that informs time clearly by using simple forms.

The goal of this project was to explore the materials and methods of laser cutting to create a 3 dimensional form that articulated time. My original hope was to explore the concept and aesthetic of a laser cut light box by casting the shadow of the clock hands onto a piece of vellum. As the project approached I realized backlighting the clock hands was going to be a very difficult task. So I went to plan B: create a box that cleanly integrated the clock mechanism into laser cut layers.

My goal in this project was to design a clock that would fit exactly to a specific person's taste, along with mine. I designed and laser cut a clock in a flower shape with a modern design touch, to gift to someone.

A clock bringing the stars closer.

My goals of this project were to create a clock which was modern yet classy, and adult with nostalgic overtones. A clock which would conjure memories of childhood which taking me into the future.

The goal of this project was to laser cut a clock. I wanted my clock to be relatively easy to read and aesthetic in shape.