Cheila Dias - MVTA

AUTOCAD The objective of this work was to create a space, to expose paintings and would contain some sculputures. I choose one of the Cut Outs (of 100) by Henri Matisse. LINKS: General File: https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/1MnsGp49ZoFa_VvVIkQiS-wrGsLOAEs_Y?usp=sharing AutoCAD File: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1j9pv3HCRqzfdCyocf1UCXcwJId6sFAYM GIF File: https://drive.google.com/open?id=11Ba6hdaw50FSI_mD-M5ZGH5TF3beZgz7 Main Painting: https://drive.google.com/open?id=17cxIU7mZhxRI4GcJPIUyQFHBTVE5DXnx Paintings Used: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1FxQ_8VhRb51vgY3mLtGOvXiP3k-EUgp_ Panel A2: https://drive.google.com/open?id=1Oi4NlSV-W3jZVmLlLKnqc0qdaqHcURr8 Process: https://drive.google.com/open?id=10ijKREtKyOXG9AohyTlznfkc1jbCX5OR PANEL GIF PROCESS

AUTOCAD In this class the teacher clarified us, about some doubts, relative to some commands and to the individual work.

AUTOCAD In this class we learn the different types of EXTRUDE, the LOFT, and EDGESURF. We started by creating a random shape, and then we did different types of Extrude, the first one was "normal", that is perpendicular to the base. The second one, is the DIRECTION method of the Extrude, that is defined by 2 points. The third one, is the PATH , which follows a shape, circular, quadrangular, etc . And the forth one, is the TAPER ANGLE , the angle is given by us. We learn too, that we could Extrude line, so we draw a semi-circle, and did the perpendicular EXTRUDE . We also draw 2 circles, one smaller than the other, and use SUBTRACT , to remove the small one. We did another circle, insert it in the other two, and SUBTRACT the last one made. Since we can't Extrude, lines that are overlapping, we need to use REGION . When we SUBTRACT one of the forms made, even if it makes separeted piec

AUTOCAD In this class we learn how to do helixes. We started out by drawing a simple HELIX and a BOX that would contain it. To give thickness to helix, we draw a CIRCLE , use 3DROTATE , and then EXTRUDE the circle, using the PATH method, and choose the helix. We hide the box for now. To see the final form we use SHADE . Then we show the box again, and the helix will be inside of it. By using SUBTRACT , and choosing to remove the helix made, it will create empty spaces. We can also use a different thicnkess. Using the same method, but instead of using a circle, use a square, we can obtain a form, that remainds us of an acess to a parking lot.   And again, we can use a different thickness. After this, we draw an helix, to produce a surface similiar to Guggenheim Museum . Since the walls aren't in a circular or a quadrangular way, we