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Design & illustration

05 - Acrylic Sphere

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Some objects can be best achieved with a visit to the shops.

04 - Aluminium cube

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Light sheet aluminium, in this case 22 gauge or 0.71mm thick is easily worked, and while impractical to solder, lends itself well to pop riveting as a fixing method.

02 - Coloured acrylic cube

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The coloured acrylic of this piece consists of those scrap pieces found around the machines in the workshop that have been used to shape the components of student work, over a period of approximate

01 - Balsa Sphere

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Although technically a botanical hardwood, balsa is a commonly used model making material, due to its softness and ease of working.

Poster for studio/workshop display; Cubes & Spheres 26 Cubes, 27 Spheres

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Paul Lindley (CCW) 26 Spheres, 27 Cubes - Widening scope of and access to technical information. In collaboration with Process Arts this practical research exercise investigates the wide

Templates - drupal

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Templates additional code PHP - Admin - content management - content templates (Create templates to customize output of teaser and body content) - Edit template

Students at Chelsea College of Art

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This footage was taken during the exhibition build for the BA Graphic Design Communication degree show at Chelsea college of Art 2007/08

Sophie Robinson - figure sculpted and cast in fibreglass - sketch book

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Sophie Robinson talking about her sketch book and research during her BA exhibition at Wimbledon College of Art June 2009.

Laser cut Sphere

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The images depict the process of designing and producing numbered, flat packable, self supporting, acrylic spheres.

Sand Casting Process a basic Introduction tutorial

The four stages of Sand Casting Process a basic Introduction tutorial with Philip White and Jenny Dunseath in the foundry at Camberwell college of Art London.

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