finale

So this is the last post for this blog.. I somewhat feel that this subject is not as stressful as the other subject *cough*media innovation design 3*cough* Building a model is quite fun but unfortunately I don't have the strength to cut out the model board as the way I want it to be for example, I tried so many times to cut out the Alamanda logo but i failed. The hardest thing I had to do for this subject is to crack my brain, thinking what to post in this blog. I have no idea what am I going to post every single week:))
Anyway, I might consider of choosing exibition booth design as my major for my fyp but there's still a lot of things I need to learn as I still couldn't draw a proper side view and front view out of the top view of my sketches.

In conclusion, I have learned something new from this class. From how to use a T square to those different views; facade, 3/4, artist impression. I promise to be extra careful with the 3/4 view:p

Update:
Final project

bob the builder

If you ask me what toy do I like the most as a child, I would say Lego! I'm a girl but I never liked Barbie or any other girlie toys. With Lego bricks, you can create anything you want; from a toy gun, to a mini building. It helps to broaden your imagination and testing your creativity as you are creating something out of those little bricks. Nowadays, there a many Lego inspired stuff were sold in the market such as pendrives, wrist watch, lunch boxes, usb port, earphones, etc. As far as I remembered, back then Lego bricks were only available in one size which is only with the 6 tubes... I mean this size..
classic!

compared to these.

examples examples...



and I would love to own these:P




maybe some might not understand my Lego obsession... hey, I don't grow up playing computer games..