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Artistic Acceleration: The CO² Car Design Journey by Jessica Ammendolia

Join Jessica in her creative journey of designing a CO² car, from defining the problem to communicating results. Explore her design process, brainstorming, research, idea development, testing, and final results. Witness her creativity unfold as she aims for the best painted car! Follow Jessica as she navigates through challenges, from model-making to evaluating and improving her design. Experience the excitement and satisfaction of creating an artistic masterpiece on wheels! Don't miss the thrilling conclusion where Jessica showcases her work and wins the title of "Best Painted Car." Discover the passion and dedication behind Jessica's unique car design in this engaging narrative.

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Artistic Acceleration: The CO² Car Design Journey by Jessica Ammendolia

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  1. *Insert clever pun* CO² Car Jessica Ammendolia2A

  2. The Design Process Erm…. There it is…. Well, a longcomplicated versionthat I was toolazy to fully readof it, anyways…..

  3. Step 1: Define the Problem • How do I Design……1. The fastest car?2.The best designed car?3.The best painted car? • Welp, I like art, so…. • 3. The best painted car~!!! 

  4. Step 2: Brainstorm • How am I going to design the best painted car? Hm…… (My brain hurtsalready T_T)

  5. This is so much work, man… Step 3: Research • science-of-speed.com

  6. Step 4: Develop Ideas • “Kings and Queens” (Chess/Cards Theme) • “Lost Time” (Based on the idea of a clock falling apart) • “Petals” (Pretty self explanatory)

  7. Step 5: Choose Best Idea • “Kings and Queens” seems pretty cool….. • Wait, don’t I draw stuff like this every day?.... • Why do I like chess and card-based themes so much? O.o Creepy Guy approves

  8. Step 6: Model or Prototype • Pre-Shop Note: I seriously hope I don’t hurt myself in there…..Blood could leave a stain .-. • Aaaaand…. Mr. Jaeger did all the cutting XD • SANDING TAKES TOO LONGGGGGG • Had some interesting conversations with Brennan and McKinley in there, tough….. ^.^;;; • Painting is a long process, too…..

  9. Step 7: Test and Evaluate • Race Day! Lots of fun and towel-folding with McKinley! • Wasn’t really aiming for speed though…. • Seriously, I think I got the slowest time in the class (.894 seconds) • I guess I hope people like my work?.... O.o Heh…. <-I’m back here…..

  10. Step 8: Improve Design • ASDFGHJKL IT’S NOT PERFEEEECT!!!!! • AAAAAND…. I’ve done more painting ^^;;; PERFECT! (Lol Mr. Jaeger let me pose it with his Dr. Pepper XD)

  11. Step 9: Communicate Results • Um…. Hi .-. I made this thing for a reason, you know…. • Yeah, so my design came out pretty good in my opinion • AAAAAND…. It won best painted. Fantastic.

  12. Conclusion • I did fine. • THE END.

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