Leti's 3D creations

For this assignment, I had a pretty big creative block. I couldn’t figure out how to make my artwork fit the requirements while still being creative. Eventually, I pulled inspiration from my sculpture work and Lionel cuts, which helped me start visualizing my ideas, even though my knowledge of Grasshopper is still pretty limited.   I kept running into blocks where I’d try something, it wouldn’t work, and I’d have to start over or spend hours trying to fix it. I’m also still trying to remember stuff from earlier classes, which hasn’t been easy. These assignments are so different from what I’m used to, so it’s been tough to adjust.  Once I started getting the hang of Grasshopper, though, I could see the potential. Honestly, if I had a couple more weeks, I think I could’ve made some really cool pieces. It’s exciting to think about what I could do with more time and practice.  

       Hello,       Okay, so working on this project wasn't exactly the easiest thing for me. I missed the first day of class because caught the flu, so I was already starting off on the wrong foot. That said, I actually found that following the tutorials at my own pace helped a ton. It gave me time to really go over everything, redo steps, and figure out what I was doing. The only problem was, when I got stuck, I really got stuck. Luckily, I've got a few friends who've taken this class before, and they were super helpful when it came to learning the basics of Grasshopper.  also So, one of the biggest issues I had with this assignment was the camera settings in Rhino. I think I messed with them at some point over the summer, and it just caused so many problems. The camera kept locking onto the wrong objects, and sometimes I couldn’t even move around a mesh properly. It was super frustrating to deal with while trying to work on everything. I a...