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Emily Hogan
​Rochester Institute of Technology Visual Communication Design MFA Student
Rochester Institute of Technology BFA Industrial Design, 2024
Prototyping
The following projects highlight the use of prototyping and physical model making,
primarily using 3D printing technology and automotive clay.
Handheld Drill Redesign
Modeled and rendered using Fusion 360
For my first Junior Studio in Fall of 2022, students were tasked with
redesigning a basic Harbor Freight handheld drill while
utilizing its existing components.
Automotive Clay Model
CAD Model Progression
3D Print Progression
Final Renderings
Physical Model
Using the CAD model, the shell was printed
and finished using primer and airbrushing techniques
Rocket Ship Cat Tree
Modeled using Fusion 360, Laser-Cut Plywood 1/4 Scale Model
For the second half of Junior Studio in Spring of 2023, we were
given an open-ended prompt to design something with a "coolness factor" that focused on the aspects of design including aesthetics,
high-use engagement, ergonomics where applicable, aspects of sustainability, and research.
Secondary CAD Model & Scale
Final CAD Model
Detail Close-Up
Technical Drawing- Exploded
Assembly Specifics
Lacing Details
CAD Model Progression
Bending Technique- Kerfed Plywood
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