After hearing the feedback for my hook concepts, I summed up the scores and divided them by the number of entries to get the average of each. Here are the results: Concept 1: Group Score - 16.1 Individual Score - 15 Concept 2: Group Score - 17 Individual Score - 16 Concept 3: Group Score - 17.5 Individual Score - 17 Concept 4: Group Score - 17.6 Individual Score - 18 Concept 5: Group Score - 14 Individual Score - 12 Concept 6: Group Score - 15.6 Individual Score - 14 This is the final ranking of the concepts based on the group feedback: 1st - Concept 4 2nd - Concept 3 3rd - Concept 2 4th - Concept 1 5th - Concept 6 6th - Concept 5 Based on my own personal opinion, here is an alternative ranking of the concepts: 1st - Concept 4 2nd - Concept 3 3rd - Concept 2 4th - Concept 1 5th - Concept 6 6th - Concept 5 With this in mind, I've decided to further elaborate and refine the fourth co...
After the creation of the concept model for the cat-shaped hook, I created a new model with 3D printing in mind, basically refining the previous model, polishing some rough edges and scaling it accordingly. The first model was actually miniscule for some reason, so the first thing I did was scale it to fit how I wanted the size of the final print to be in real life. Then, I worked on reshaping the tail and aligning certain parts of the body, using some surface modeling in the process. I made a second hole on the back so that the hook could be better attached to walls, and also changed the shape of the hole itself so that a screw could better fit through it and support the model. Through surface modeling, I accidentally created a gap in the middle of the new model, so I fixed that too. After the model was finished, I separated the whiskers from the body so that no support materials would be needed in order to print them. Instead, I planned on gluing them to the body after the print was ...
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