ModaRévisé® creative studio & artist Stella Chang
Exoskeleton Original design:
The initial art piece provided and while beautiful, provided keen worry about how to approach committing such a complex design to 3D.
In Ink pen, watercolor, and digitial manipulation.
ModaRévisé® creative studio & artist Stella Chang
Early 3D view of the exoskeleton clutch. At this stage the goal was to rough out the shapes.
2017
Blender
ModaRévisé® creative studio & artist Stella Chang
Aside from the pattering, the most intricate part of the bad was the patterning of the wings, as while a 2D drawing can hint at how something should look, establishing depth is a more involved process. It took some revisions to get the depth that was envisioned by the artist, the effort was well rewarded.
2017
Illustrator.
Stella's Website
ModaRévisé® creative studio & artist Stella Chang
The next step of the project was to 3d print clutch holder. To my relief, the process of preparing the file for print went smoothly, and the print delivered from NYU's 3D print center was nothing short of gorgeous.
2017
Blender, Zbrush.
Printed in white, clear Vero
ModaRévisé® creative studio & artist Stella Chang
Exoskeleton Render
What we accomplished with the exoskeleton was truly a landmark, it was without a doubt one of the most complex designs I had created, with intricate patterns and interweaving strands.
2017.
Blender, Zbrush.