Nicole

 1. Castle 2. Logo 3. Surface Design Tessellation 4. 3D Printed Object Attachment (Rhino) 5. 3D Printed Object Attachment (Photos)

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  Choose 1 Object: laptop stylus, and laptop Reason:  My laptop doesn't have a dedicated slot for a stylus, and I easily lose it. Theerefore, I think this project is a good opportunity for me to solve this problem. 'Attachment' (connector): Locate- I plan to place the 'attachment' on the left side of the laptop keyboard. I don't use the left side laptop ports often, and the 'attachment' can be easily removed, so I think this is a suitable installation location. Notice- 1. Cannot affect the laptop's shutdown                 2. The connector near the screen (top) can be made on four sides (it has been confirmed that there is always a small gap between the screen and the keyboard regardless of screen rotation), while the other side can only be made on three sides, (no the keyboard surface).                3. The "height" of connector should not be too long Sketch- (Left: perspective from left to righ...

 1. Final Monogram Logo 2. Surface Design Tessellation 3. Mockup Graphic

 - Logo - Black and White 2D Surface Tessellation - Color 2D Surface Tessellation 1 - Color 2D Surface Tessellation 2

Sometimes I just feel a little strange, why do I feel that the draft is better than the final?  Initial: N, Z Anyway here is my Finial in Rendered and Shaded mode:  And the process: (It's so hard to choose one idea from those drafts.)  (The second logo in the first row really caught my eye, prahaps I should choose this one as my finial？） And the part about how the logo look like in 3D model: (I forgot how to fit the "Hatch" surface onto the 3D model, so I just choose use "Polyline" to recreate the closed lines, turn the lins into a 3D model logo, move the 3D model logo to the right position,  hen use "Boolean Split" to create a nice "surface," and finial, delete the original 3D model logo.)