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during the critique, I found lots of varying opinions regarding most of my concepts. After taking the general comments about my concepts I decided to go with the piggy bank which got the most feedback and overall positive outlook. The feedback I got from my peers about the piggy concept made me realize that it had the most potential for possible commentary and substance.  the most significant aspect of the critique that I decided to add was the coins; they serve to fuel the idea that the wrong thing is being stored and what should be is only used to prop up the problem. refined concept and original comparison   finally, The relationship between this object and remix culture. The process of going through lots of different objects to find ones with interesting implications and connections is a real-time shink; however, finding the connections is something exciting. for this project finding these two objects was a process and this concept started by combining so...

In the second week of 3d object design we looked at the topic of Remix Culture. The main idea is taking multiple objects that have already been created and mixing them in a thoughtful and calculated way to try to say something. This week's project is an exploration into Remix culture; while taking the concept in to mind we must produce objects by mixing already made ones. 1. Greeting cup The idea with this is the presume relationship that many people have with coffee. A really friendly and sweet relation that at the very least I see. Cup:  https://www.turbosquid.com/FullPreview/Index.cfm/ID/1028748 Hand:  https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-basemesh-human-hands-3d-model/770920 2. Life savings        I wanted to capture the idea that all things inour life are stored up in us, whether good or bad   Cigarette:  https://www.turbosquid.com/3d-models/free-cigarette-cigar-3d-model/488192 Piggy bank: https://www.turbo...

After watching Gary Hustwit's 2009 documentary Objectified I began to think about the relative nature of good design in objects. This lead me down the train of thought of "good design is only good with its relevant purpose;" after thinking about this I felt inspired to take something that is considered top of the line with its design along with something that truly does not require it. I finally settled on using the body of the Lockheed SR-71 Blackbird to hold toothpicks.