Form to Formation- Learner's Journey Log

Form to formation (f2f) was an amazing project for me . as the name it self explain the meaning that's formation of form. with the help of this project i learned so much tips and tricks , learned new shapes and forms . most interesting part was worked with POP

I learnt few interesting techniques like extrusion , subtraction and addition with the help of my these learnings now i am able to relate shapes around me. I will surely take forward my these learnings in my future projects.

ILLUSTRATED GLOSSARY

• SHAPE : form of an object or its outline ; eg Rectangle,

• FORM : A3 dimensional object

• EXTRUSION : pulling or extruding something into a 3 dimensional form

• PLATONIC SOLIDS/SHAPE : any of the five geometric solids whose faces are all identical, regular polygons meeting at the same three-dimensional angles.

• ABSTRACT : something that does not attempt to represent an accurate depiction of a visual reality but instead use shapes, colors, forms and gestural marks to achieve its effect or theme

• CARVING: to cut out something from solid to form out something new

• ARCHIMEDEAN SHAPES - a complex version of platonic solids

FORMS IN OUR SURRONDINGS

When i started observing the objects around me and notice almost all the objects had addition , subtraction and extrusion

1 ADDITION

2. SUBTRACTION

3. EXTRUSION

Characteristics and Properties of Plaster of Paris

• It is light in weight powdered like thing which is used to make hard objects generally used in building

• Plaster of Paris is easy to spread and level.

• It gives a decorative interior finish.

• It mixes up easily with water.

• When it react with water a lots of heat comes out that is because of exothermic reactions

Advantages

• Its easy to make shapes

• It mix easily with water and easy to spread

Disadvantages

• We have to add water in a fix amount otherwise it is not fixed properly

My work with POP

FINAL OUTCOME