Milestone Projects - OBDF 110 Retrospective

 

Milestone Project 1: Objectified Response 


 

Milestone Project 2: Mesh Mashup





Milestone Project 3: Paper Craft Object







Milestone Project 4: Collaborative Hollow Form 3D Print





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