this is a better attempt, where, of course, we must shape the borders and the rest of the plot, design the joints, spaces, twistings, materials...but the idea is to work with the concept of tension and how it alterates the plot, the sights, the views, the structure...
good work
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I'm missing the surface articulation of your earlier model though:
http://1.bp.blogspot.com/_SIkloarbekI/SwCvUUcBcQI/AAAAAAAAAww/CAMWGiGe1fo/s1600-h/c.hoy.jpg
(the bumps you created in the surface)
I really think you should just refine this design as it has a lot of different conditions that are really convincing
please work on refinements (e.g. the thickness of the sinew like (tendon like) elements.
you know how we discussed differentiation? I think you can create a range of different thicknesses and rotations and/or torsions of them ...
but be careful with the affects you create and the effects of your results ;)
and start to analyze and interpret this design how can these different surface articulations be used as toys (I can help you with that on our next meeting)
I would like to see some slides here ;)
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