Intersection of Wave with Cube

Not sure where this is going.

Lighting and Sizing Discoveries

In drawing smaller models I am discovering certain qualities in texture in presentation and lighting work better. I have also decided to present a drawing of a sculpture I want to construct that was once formerly trimmed into a neat geometric cube into something with all the trimmings still left on.

This object, once presented as something perhaps 10' square I now present as someting two inches square. The notion of it's true size is illusory here.

Working Smaller - An Obnoxious Keychain Fob

I've decided to try working smaller, on the miniscule level in fact; just large enough to irritate anyone who would actually put this keychain fob in their pocket. This is something I can do without a hospitable studio with decent lighting, heat, and cooling, or a massive dust removal system. I mean, I do have a studio, but there is a reason why the landlord doesn't charge me anything for it. It's unusable for anything but storage.

Spherical Intersection to Produce a Ring

Not much activity here. With a late heavy snowfall slowing me down I stayed in and drew something simple. I posited the intersection between a sphere and it's inverse solid shape. The outer one having the smaller radius, the larger, a double curved cone-like solid with Phidian proportion multiple on the sphere's radius. This was then oriented vertically (90 degrees). Here is the result.