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Hunter Wright's 3D art

Hunter Wright

“Ram”

14x17, clay, glaze, 2019

I decided to build a ram’s head in my 3D design class because I really wanted to challenge myself. I have been in a lot of art classes and have worked with painting, drawing, clay, wire and have made some tough projects but nothing like this.

When I was thinking of what to build I was having a hard time deciding what I wanted to I wanted to do. I was looking through pictures on google and nothing was really sticking out. Then my college coach texted me and I said I’m going to build a ram. I’m going to Cornell college and their mascot is the ram.

When looking at the ram from the front side the left horn is a little rough. The right one is nice and smooth. I would try and get the left horn smoother so the horns could more look the same.

I really like how the glaze came out. I like how the brown on the horns came out and how the black and white work together. The eyes also look really cool. Blue is my favorite color so I gave it blue eyes.

Hunter Wright

"Cornell Mom"

11x6, clay nad glaze, 2019

So for the past couple of years I have made my moms mother day present in my art class because she really enjoys art. With this being my last year of being in an art class I wanted to make her something special. I'm attending Cornell College so I wanted her to have something Cornell. So I made her a pot that says Cornell Mom.

I had always planed to make her this when I started the class. I was just rushed because my ram project took a very long time to make. So I didn't have all the time that I would have liked to have had on the pot.

This hasn't be fired yet with the glaze on it but when it does the pink will turn into a purple. Kind of like the purple of Central DeWitt. The white will turn into a a normal white.

It's hard tell what I like about it now because it wasn't be fired yet but I think I'm gonna like the purple. If I had to change anything it would be trying to make the letters look better and not as bad.

Hunter Wright

"Wireman"

5'3, Wire, 2019

I had never really worked with wire that much when I was younger. I had worked with it a little but never really got into it. But I needed to work with a new material so I went to wire. I never had worked with wire for more then a day at a time so this was something new to me.

I wanted to make something big. I started with the legs and then stated on the feet. then i made the rear and then I began to work on the back. That took a long time because I wanted to make it stand but that didn't work out. I then tried to make the legs stronger to see if that would help but it didn't.

The thing I like the most is are the legs because they look big and strong. I wish they were actually strong so they could stand up on there own. If I could change something it would be the arms because they are really weak and wimpy.

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Hunter Wright and Jesse Wilken

"Pokemon Bowling"

30 seconds, claymation, 2019

Jesse and I summited this to for the movie award thing. He wanted to do something that we thought other people would find funny. So we did Pokemon Bowling. We had never done something like this before.

He were thinking of what we wanted to make and we wanted to do something easy that would be easy to work with and not to hard. We went over different ideas and came up with Pokemon Bowling.

The hardest part was taking the pictures because you needed to take the pictures from the same angle so you could get the same lighting.

If I could change something it would be where you took the pictures because the wall is kind of in the back round.

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