Form, movement and sound
Giving the Pume mark form and sound
An extrusion study turns the mark into an object. A second study gives its movement a material sound.
A light moves over the extruded Pume mark as it turns to show its front face. Original silent study.
Pressure, air, metal resonance, a low arrival and a final tonal chord. No speech.
The first layered image treatment left the mark sitting on a carrier cube. Using the SVG outline as geometry in Blender gave the mark its own depth without redrawing its face. The six-second rotation study shows how light moves across the resulting shape.
A transparent render and shallower extrusion remained next steps in the original note.
Low pressure, moving air, tuned resonance, a quiet impact, and a final tonal shape give the object a material presence. Listening back led to softer metal attacks and a less sharp ending. The result is a sound study with room for further listening.