From 2D Material to 3D Object
Published on 06.01.15
Just before the Christmas break our first year Contemporary Design Crafts students were getting their teeth into a new project. The brief was to look at ways of folding materials and how this action could lead to the creation of an object; essentially turning a 2D material into a 3D object. Here are some of
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Just before the Christmas break our first year Contemporary Design Crafts students were getting their teeth into a new project. The brief was to look at ways of folding materials and how this action could lead to the creation of an object; essentially turning a 2D material into a 3D object. Here are some of the results:
![BA (Hons) Contemporary Design Crafts Hereford College of Arts](http://blogs.hca.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Fold-Materials.jpg)
![BA (Hons) Contemporary Design Crafts Hereford College of Arts](http://blogs.hca.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Folding-materials.jpg)
![BA (Hons) Contemporary Design Crafts Hereford College of Arts](http://blogs.hca.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/folding-materials-2.jpg)
![BA (Hons) Contemporary Design Crafts Hereford College of Arts](http://blogs.hca.ac.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/01/Folding-material-metal-etc.jpg)
This project was a great way for the students to broaden their understanding of materials and provides them with more opportunities for future projects.