For my project 3 paneling exercise and rendering, I got my inspiration from a block of Ramen noodles, and examined how a single repetitive shape (the noodle) created varied shapes and sizes in voids. I created a paneling grid of a wavy shape that I then repeated to create the textured 3D panel. After deleting multiple panels, I was interested in seeing the different shadows that would be casted from these repetitive shapes, and looking at how the voids and shadows would come out differently. I was happy with the result of the pieces of sunlight that shine into the space, because although they do show some resemblance to each other, they are still, to some extent, irregular and varied from each other. I studied these voids in the vertical band on the left side of my board, in which I took a picture of Ramen, put it into Illustrator, and took the contour lines of the voids. I applied them to the side of the board as a subtle reference to the shapes of the voids found in a block of Ramen.
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