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Control technology tools in a way that combines both hand work and technology into a new medium for the design and fabrication of Impressionist Art and Sculptures. The RhinoCAM toolpaths, stock materials and cutting tools are now merging with the more traditional tools of the artist such as clay, paint and brushes.
Vertigo – Show here on the right is a work by student Ben Wreyford. Ben used Rhino to design simple rectangles and Rhino cam profile toolpaths to cut those shapes in metal. The shapes were then bent on rollers and by hand. The assembled pieces are welded together. This piece is an example of the power of the simple line to convey a thought. Vertigo uses an assemblage of heavy 3D lines to suggest a swirling motion in an apparent burst of energy.
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The RhinoCAM Difference
What was your RhinoCAM learning experience like?
“There was a short learning curve to understand and learn how to apply the right toolpath for a given task. Overall however I found RhinoCAM to be quite easy to learn. Understanding materials and thicknesses was very easy to convey to my students.”
Joey Slaughter, Associate Professor
Louisiana Tech University School of Design, Ruston, LA |
Student Projects
Instructor Project
Very cool projects, Joey!
Thank you for allowing us to showcase your work!
The Impressive Career of Associate Professor Joey Slaughter!
Joey Slaughter earned his BFA from Memphis College of Art and his MFA from Cranbrook Academy of Art. Upon graduating from
Cranbrook, Slaughter was awarded the MJoan Mitchell Foundation MFA Grant. He has also received the Louisiana Division of the Arts Career Enhancement Grant in 2012. Slaughter has exhibited widely throughout the US in both solo and group exhibitions. His work has been published in Fresh Paint and in New American Paintings magazine three times. In 2017, Slaughter was awarded the Louisiana Prize from South Arts and received the Sam and Adele Golden Foundation residency. Joey currently lives in Ruston, LA, and is Associate Professor of Art at Louisiana Tech University.
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More About Louisiana Tech School of Design
Louisiana Tech University was founded in 1894 and is located in Ruston, Louisiana with a population of 12,000 students. The school is a
four-year selective admissions research university awarding bachelor’s, master’s, and doctoral degrees. It’s mission as a selective-admissions comprehensive public university, Louisiana Tech is committed to quality in teaching, research, creative activity, public service, and workforce/economic development. Louisiana Tech maintains as its highest priority the education and development of its students in a challenging, yet safe and supportive, diverse community of learners.
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