A-B-C final: i feel this reaches its apex by still remaining in smaller scale along with the negative space created through the Boolean difference.

PROJECT 2: A - B - C, Final.

The idea of the exploding light bulb influenced the use of the intersection command in the equation: A - B / C.

The moment the fragments seperate from one another is what im working on. The image still has the basic resembance of a general mass but is actually filled with nothing but space.

A minus B divided by C: the apex is achieved through the appearance of tension and that if the image appeared further exploded it lost this tension.

The skeletal construction process drawings for this exlpoded looking image were lost due to Rhino failure. The idea my research gained was that of the fragments created when, say a lightbulb is shot. Small pieces are removed while the larger pieces seem to momentarily hover in their previous form. This image shows initial images shapes A and B Boolean differenced then Boolean intersected with C. The resulting image has been copied and scaled. The apex is at this moment due to its' momentary nature . I worked past this point further expanding this exposion and it took away from that initial impact.

PROJECT 2: A - B / C, Final.

Non used work form A -B /C. I found the further from the centre the image exploded, the less an apex was achieved, so I re-thought its form.

Playing with light direction

light direction changed to top left from bottom. This is a handy feature for highlighting important features while mainating and appropriate viewing angle.