Surface Design Study: Laser Cut Samples


 Laser Cut Samples



Here are my laser cut samples that I made this week, As you can see I have made two, the first one was suppose to be a trial and the second one was suppose to be the final by changing the colors to a darker greyscale value, but I don't know why the file I sent the second time acted up and didn't print all of the elements from the first one, but after looking at them both I liked the way they both look, the second one was the orignal sketch I came up with while the main one is the one modifications. 

I decided to put the both of them in this project to show the contrast of color in greyscale and how much it can change the design in the way it looks.




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