After collaging the images of the model, I started thinking that it would be interesting to see if I were to 'stitch' the 3D scans of the models together, taking inspiration from Cathy de Monchaux. Taking in a few scanned models, I put them together in Adobe Dimensions, taking a few renders with different backgrounds and angles. How the program as rendered the models smoothed over the textures, with the black background the models stand out more which captures my attention more so then the white background. Most of the renders I took from a front view to mimic the look of the 2D collage experiments, however the piece that interests me the most is Figure 6. The angle of the render created interesting dimensions to the model. The render is also of the backside of the models which you can see but what's interesting is that it looks like splatters making me also think that adobe Dimensions definitely is one of the programs that I would like to experiment more in.
Figure 1: Two 3D Models
(Source: Yi Ting Liong, 2021)
Figure 2: Two 3D Models 2
(Source: Yi Ting Liong, 2021)
Figure 3: Three 3D Models
(Source: Yi Ting Liong, 2021)
Figure 4: Three 3D Models 2
(Source: Yi Ting Liong, 2021)
Figure 5: Four 3D Models
(Source: Yi Ting Liong, 2021)
Figure 6: Four 3D Models 2
(Source: Yi Ting Liong, 2021)
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