Gina Fogle

       In my youth, I would look to the sky, see the moon and comment that it was broke.  This was from an early exposure to pictures of the moon seen from space, full and bright.  As I look around my environment today, I see man’s impact on the ground all around me.  In turning my head back to the sky, you would not know that we have ever been there.  It hides our secrets.  It is these secrets I pursue in the digital realm.  

 

            From the first flight to the unmanned aircraft of today, wood steamed and molded into place, sheet metal cut and riveted by hand, to the long smooth fiberglass body robotically built.  These are the curves and details I analyze to understand the angles and how they transition from one surface to another.  The final model is the goal and to understand when to build the per blueprint and when to deviate from those prints for a more accurate representation.