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The Sierpinski Triangle: From 2D to 3D Tulip Chair Design Process

Explore the creative journey of transforming the Sierpinski Triangle from 2D to 3D, with a focus on the Tulip Chair design. Dive into the evolution of sharpness, colors, and inspiration as you zoom in and out of the design process. Follow the story of improv comedy at the NY Improv in 1975, where talent meets laughter on stage and backstage.

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The Sierpinski Triangle: From 2D to 3D Tulip Chair Design Process

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  1. STUDIO

  2. 7/2006

  3. Part One

  4. Work Process

  5. The Sierpinski Triangle

  6. Zoom in – Zoom out

  7. 2D becomes 3D

  8. Inside becomes outside

  9. Inspiration becomes design

  10. Breaking the sharpness

  11. Tulip seat colors Tulip Chair

  12. Tulip seat colors Tulip Chair

  13. Tulip seat colors Tulip Chair

  14. Part Two

  15. storyboard

  16. EXT. NY IMPROV 1975 NIGHT

  17. The Improv, the biggest comedy club around.

  18. People are lined up, waiting.

  19. I m p r o v The man strides up - George Shapiro, a Hollywood talent manager.

  20. I m p r o v A doorman sees him, grins, and waves George in.

  21. INT. NY IMPROV BAR 1975 NIGHT

  22. The bar is packed with comics and show biz types.

  23. A few turn and smile – “George”, “Hey, George!”

  24. George takes a couple hands, whispers to someone else.

  25. Then drifts into the...

  26. INT. NY IMPROV SHOWROOM 1975 NIGHT

  27. Where the show’s in progress.

  28. Owner Budd Friedman sees George and gives him a bear-hug.

  29. Then he hustles George to a table.

  30. George sits - and gives the stage his undivided attention.

  31. George sits - and gives the stage his undivided attention.

  32. George sits - and gives the stage his undivided attention.

  33. Up there is a wiseass comic.

  34. Up there is a wiseass comic.

  35. “Thank you, good night”

  36. The comic waves and exits.

  37. George politely claps.

  38. We think there’s a break....

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