HannahHaddaway: September 2025

Sunday, September 7, 2025

CardBoard Replica

view #1

view #2

view #3

In progress #1

In Progress #2

Paper Model

Paper Diagram

Title: Shiny Blender

Materials: Cardboard, Masking tape, Duck tape

Size: Height 18 In, Width 6 In

Detail #1: I cut the tape into small strips and rolled them to create a 3D button like the real blender

Detail #2: The cord is around 26 inches just like the real one, at the end I made a block to make it look like the cord and outlet thing.

Research:

AnDee Lumsden

https://foundations3ddesign.blogspot.com/2024/02/andee-lumsden-artist.html

Shannon Goff

https://foundations3ddesign.blogspot.com/2024/02/shannon-goff-artist.html

Monami Ohno

https://foundations3ddesign.blogspot.com/2022/07/monami-ohno-designer-japan.html

Experimental Sculpture Collection

Sculpture 1

Title: Negative Space

Material: Wood, Yarn, Hot glue

Size: Height 13.5 In, Width 13.5 In

Sculpture 2

Title: Repetition

Material: Wood, Yarn, Masking tape

Size: Height 13 In, Width 7 In

Sculpture 3

Title: Focal Point

Material: Wire, Yarn, Hot glue, Wood, Ink

Size: Height 15 In, Width 9 In

In progress:

Research:

Kevin Erikson

https://foundations3ddesign.blogspot.com/2024/09/kevin-erickson-architect.html

Julian Watts

https://foundations3ddesign.blogspot.com/2023/02/julian-watts-artist.html

Artist Unknown

https://foundations3ddesign.blogspot.com/2019/01/artist-unknown.html

Reflection Statement:

These three sculptures visually represent repetition, focal point, and negative space. While exploring the variety of materials available to us, I discovered how flexible and adaptable textiles can be. This allowed me to manipulate them to fit my vision rather than working against their limitations. I intentionally made the sculptures slightly wonky and unconventional, as those qualities help them stand out and give each piece its own distinct character. Through creating these works, I was able to experiment with textiles I hadn’t used before and push their limits, while also learning how forgiving and versatile they can be.

Art 21 Response

Naudline Pierre

https://art21.org/watch/new-york-close-up/naudline-pierre-a-place-other-than-here/

Fantasy , Alter Ego

https://www.naudline.com/work/paintings

Color/Focal Point

The two beings show extreme differences through their darkness and color drawing your attention to their differences.

https://www.naudline.com/work/paintings

Texture

In this painting the more you look around the more textures you are able to see and feel with your eyes.

Elements and Principles

Texture

Meret Oppenheim

https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjrRuDpE-JgYnqr7KGKmNerRc35XOxlgRH_EF7QbK6Du66K14s4oJC8oFXqsIANLxreAaAyZnegP_ecBH94IU5kTSdh9IVqcnbQsdmwnHoZqbNzbZ0hlxeaGrdvR3jIijJHhf7zJSl0oPaJ/s1600/Me%CC%81ret_Oppenheim_Object.jpg

Texture

Personal Image

Thursday, September 4, 2025

A Few OF My favorite Things

Hannah Haddaway

A Few Of My Favorite Things

1. My hot pink purse. I take it with me everywhere I go. I love it so much it is the best thign ever. It carries everything I need, when I don't have it something feels wrong.

2. Macro Bars. Chocolate Chip. My favorite. I eat this bar for breakfast everyday and I look forward to it everyday. Healthy and delicious you can never go wrong with it.

3. My pink claw clip. If you cant tell yet my favorite color is pink. So obviously its pink and this one is my favorite because it actually holds all my hair.

4. Pokemon. I really enjoy opening pokemon packs and getting cool cards its fun and addicting. My friends and I love doing it together and it has become one of my favorite things to do.

5. My pink gazelle. My pride and Joy. Again pink! I love adidas gazelles I collect different colors of them and just love them but these are my first pick every time.