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EXP1: Sections and Textures

EXPERIMENT ONE: THE DATUM
Assessment 2: Section Drawings and Textures
The 6 Client Words (10%)
Client 1 (Mountain & Moon) - echo, fall, delicate
Client 2 (Trent Jansen Studios) - collision, merge, fragmented

The 18 Sections (10%)
1. fall, collision
2. echo, fragmented
3. merge,  echo
4. collision, fall
5. echo, merge
7. echo, collision
6. collision,  delicate

8. fall, fragmented


9.  delicate,  fragmented

10. delicate, collision
11. merge, fall
12.  fragmented, echo

13. fall, merge
14. delicate, merge
15. merge, delicate
16. collision, echo

17. fragmented, delicate
18. fragmented, fall

The 36 Custom Textures (10%)





A = Above, M = Middle, B = Below



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