Morgan Ulrich
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Final Report Part 2: Origami Pop-Up Diary
How did my original project intent translate to the final project… Overall, I am pleased with my pop-up book. The scenes are what I expected them to be and have as much detail as I had planned. It is a bit different from what I initially intended. I wasn’t sure how I was going to…
Main Project Report 2017 Part 1: Origami PopUp Book
In my WRTG 3035 class last semester, my professor arranged for the class to visit Norlin Library’s Special Collections & Archives. On display were handmade books from as early as the 16th century. There were Da Vinci sketches in giant leather bound book and small artisan books from the modern era. I wanted to make…
Final Stretch Progress: Origami PopUp Book (Main Project)
I really need to get going on my book. April hit me like a brick wall, but I finally have a lot of time to finish my project. I purchased and gathered all of my final materials, as well as practiced marbling the paper. I left my practice pages at my parent’s home, so unfortunately…
Project Aesthetics Compared to 20th Century: Origami Pop-Up Book
I think my final book will have a very symbolic aesthetic, as it is difficult to create fine details with origami. Simple shapes and colors will represent places, people, and things. For this blog post, I played around with different aesthetics for my project. To start things off clean and simple, I portrayed the book…
Design Review: Boulder Origami Pop-Up Book
Last semester, my WRTG 3035 class visited the Special Collections at Norlin Library where a collection of artisan books were on display. The variety of books ranged from a 15th century bible with gold filigree to an intricate pop-up biology book. The inspiration for my origami book comes from the broad spectrum of craftsmanship displayed…
Top Five Contraints: Boulder Pop-Up Books
As I near the end of my undergraduate education at CU Boulder, I look back at nostalgia. I want to create a pop up book of meaningful days I’ve throughout college in Boulder. Sort of like an origami journal or diary. My top four constraints (because I can’t think of a fifth) are time, patience,…
Main Project Inspiration: Hand-Made Book
In my WRTG 3035 class last semester, my professor arranged for the class to visit Norlin Library’s Special Collections & Archives. On display were handmade books from as early as the 16th century. There were Da Vinci sketches in giant leather bound book and small artisan books from the modern era. I want to make…
Skill Sets & Personal Aspirations
As my senior year comes to an end, I do not plan on leaving academia. I’ll probably stick around as long as I can, because I never want to stop furthering my education. Like my mom, I want to become a teacher and help as many students as I can. Right now, staying in school…
Upcycle Final Report: Plarn
I think like my brain is a bowl of spaghetti, and my design process follows suit. One tangent loops to another, and the cycle continues until it looks like linguini. Hopefully this report take a more linear path, but no guarantees. On a totally related tangent, I really like the movie Zoolander (but not Zoolander…
Design Loop: Plastic Bag Sandals
I’m a guess and check kind of lady, and I learn from my mistakes. I made a prototype plastic bag sandal that turned out super small and trashy. There was no way I could turn in these shoes for a grade. I’m not even going to show a picture of them on this blog post,…
Upcycle Progress: crocheted plastic bag sandals
In the true recycle fashion, I will not spend any money on my upcycle project. I have a clear idea of what I will make: crocheted plastic bag sandals. I’ve never crocheted anything more than half a scarf, so this project serves as a test of my arts and crafts skills. Here’s the plan: Cut…
Aesthetic Explorations: Starr Kempf’s Kinetic Wind Sculptures
In my hometown neighborhood sits a house with a peculiar front yard. Enormous metal sculptures clutter the lawn: some swaying in the breeze like a wind vanes, while some lay on their sides too gargantuan to stand up. A man named Starr Kempf designed and created the steel kinetic wind sculptures, displaying them across the…
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