Week 8 - Fusion 360 Giving Models Texture

Textures
I like the beauty of natural textures and all the different forms they come in, from the wood I have used to the granite. They both have such lovely qualities from the vertical grain of the wood, which are the grows rings laid down every year by the tree and represent the growth in different seasons, to the visible crystals that form as the igneous rock, from a volcano cools beneath the surface. I also have a deep interest in earth science and the different processes that naturally occur in the environment. 

I have also utilised a burgundy fabric texture at the front and back of my initials as this represents my love for art and textiles. I have always enjoyed creating things with my hands from sewing to sculpture.

For the lighting, I used the snowfield as I also enjoy adventure and the outdoors, so it was important to complement the natural materials with natural lighting.










Initials have been put into these environments as they not only complement the lighting originally selected and used they represent adventure. The top image was taken in perisher valley (the image has been flipped horizontally to fit with the already existent lighting) and the image below was taken at Lake Tekapo in New Zealand.

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