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Doug Fertig
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Friday, December 23, 2011
Final Crit
This the setup for my fall semester final critique. It is still a maquette of what I envision the finished piece. I have decided to finish the surfaces with bright colors. These were with spray paint, but the finished ones will be with glaze.
This is a rendering of the pieces I am making and how they might look installed in a space.
This is a rendering of the pieces I am making and how they might look installed in a space.
CNC Vase
I decided to use the CNC milling machine to create one of my vases. Due to size restraints, because of the length of the cutting bit, I sliced the form into segments. They would then be put back together to make the plaster mold.
Please excuse the seam line on the neck. I still need to do a little more sanding.
Please excuse the seam line on the neck. I still need to do a little more sanding.
Work in progress
These are paper maquettes of the work, that I had cut from paper with the laser cutter.

To make the work, I first had jigs cut out of acrylic using a laser cutter.

To make the work, I first had jigs cut out of acrylic using a laser cutter.
I would then mount the templates to an arm and trim the form from wet plaster.
I am making the vases in parts. These are the plaster models, with the parts stacked to, illustrate how the final product will look.
Thesis Fall 2011
Below is a series of images which reflect some of the work I have been doing this semester.
I was thinking about the vase as a construction of separate parts.
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