Object Class Reflection

This will be the last blog post for the AUArts object design class for 2021. This blog post will go through all of the work and highlights of my work for this year! The reflection will go through in chronological order. 

First Object

















Object Remix


Object Rendering



Paper Craft Trombone


Collaboration 3D object

This was a very fun class for me, and I have enjoyed this experience. 

I hope for all of you to stay well and a great thanks to my object design teacher Brian Cyra for a wonderful class. 


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