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 My idea with zoe, Michael was to make a model of a tree house. The house's was created by Michaelcc, then zoe created the trunk part on the left, and the star chimney was created by me. We tried two methods, one was to put the house on the tree trunk, but then the house would not print successfully, so we chose the real method now. This is the part I did

 First, I built a model of a sofa and unfolded it. The picture below is the process picture. Then I printed it out on my printer and cropped it. This is a paper model of the sofa I made.

 On the basis of the original, I added several new parts of the expansion diagram to make the model look more solid. Then use Laser Cutter to make the paper cut flatter and easier to fold. Then compare the rendered model to the origami. Here's the final Papercraft! A two-tone sofa and a pillow!

 Li Hongbo's work is truly remarkable and worthy of admiration. Her innovative use of paper as a sculptural medium, coupled with her ability to create flexible and malleable sculptures, is a testament to her skill and creativity as an artist. Li Hongbo's work challenges our perceptions of what art can be and what it can achieve. By using paper in this unique way, she creates sculptures that are not only visually stunning, but also interactive and dynamic. Her sculptures are able to stretch and change shape, bringing a sense of playfulness and experimentation to her work that invites the viewer to engage and explore her creations in new and exciting ways. Li Hongbo's work is a true testament to the power of art to inspire and challenge us. Her use of paper as a sculptural medium, coupled with her ability to create flexible and dynamic sculptures, is a testament to her skill and creativity as an artist. Her work reminds me that it is a privilege to appreciate and celebrate he...

I made 10 different models of the geometry and expanded them to show different shapes. 

 The combination of seemingly unrelated objects can often produce unique and intriguing designs. In this case, I have a model that combines a rose rhizome and a lollipop. This unexpected combination of elements may seem strange at first, but it provides an interesting opportunity to explore the possibilities of design and creativity. The rose rhizome with thorns on top represents pain, and the lollipop is sweet, which is my life right now, painful and happy.  For the colors, I chose the most classic color scheme of the red rose, with red at the top and green at the bottom, and chose brown for the background to represent the rose's environment: in the soil. By combining these elements, I created a model that is both visually appealing and thought-provoking. The resulting model has the potential to spark the imagination, inspire new ideas, and demonstrate the power of innovation and the limitless potential of creativity.