3DCP: Fixtures & Fittings/ Exploring Creativity

Creating artistic treasures out of scrap materials such as plastics ,metals and string enabled me to quickly generate my ideas in a 3D form. All the pieces that were produced were unique, functional and aesthetically pleasing.
None were intended as finished products but served a number of purposes:it enabled me to explore my creativity, create an object which could be developed for later use or even trigger my thoughts to another idea/principle.
The hardest part about this process was not planning ahead and almost forcing myself to not think about what the outcome would be, but instead creating a spontaneous unplanned construction. It was important for me to not lose my primary idea by searching for professional examples as this would lead to unwanted modifications, rather than personal creativity.

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