Lucky Rub

P001. The Night
P002. People and flowers that only
bloom at night
P003. Gap time
P004. Interactive Art in Danish Museum
P005. (Nature & Art) Louisiana Museum
P006. 3daysofdesign in Copenhagen
P007. Stockholm Trip - Art Book
P008. My mental 'discomfort' with gaps
P009. Identifying project flaws...
P010. Lucky Statue Research (News & Essay & people’s opinions)
P011. Research (History)
P012. Research (Book & Location)
P013. Research (Movie & Visualization)
P014. p5js interactive interface experiment
P015. Lucky Map (1)
P016. Stone stacking (1)
P017. Interview Questions
P018. Lucky Map (2)
P019. Stone stacking experiment (2)
P020. 3D Stone stacking experiment (3)
P021. Interview Q&A
P022. Interview Analysis
P023. Interview Booklet Layout (1)
P024. Interview Booklet Layout (2)
P025. Daniel Arsham
P026. The process of making sculpture
P027. Scratch-off Poster
P028. The news steps Poster
P029. Scratch card ink Research
P030. Mixed Ink Research
P031. Print Chat
P032. Glasgow Good Press
P033. Tracing paper & laminating
P034.  I bring a ‘dangerous’ varnish? Medium & paper experiments (1)
P035. Mixed ink experiments
P036. Uneven surface & Bubbles...
Medium & paper experiments (2)
P037. Medium & paper experiments (3)
P038. Graduate Show Board
P039. Paint Boards
P040. Scratch, scratch, scratch!
P041. Framing Spray Painting - Exhibition Preparation (1)
P042. Portfolio & show preparing (2)
P043. Portfolio & show preparing (3)






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P020 → 3D Stone stacking experiment (3)


I used Blender to combine one of the isolated organs—a nose—into the shape of a stone. Then, after 3D printing and sanding it, I finished it off with a coat of paint.

1. Created the model using Blender. 
2. 3D printed the object.  
3. Sanded off the support structures with sandpaper.  
4. After the first coat of paint, the surface had many rough textures because it wasn’t sanded properly. 
5. So I sanded the surface again. 

6. Applied a second coat of paint, resulting in a smoother finish.