This assignment followed the "1st Final 9 Lines" and marked the second half of the line projects.  We had to create 3 additional unique final compositions, which also had to meet the rules stated in "Exploration in 9 Lines," with a few exceptions.  Only one of the models had to touch at least two sides of the base; the other two were to be free-standing.  The two free-standing also did not have to be top-heavy.  It was very important that each of the models be unique, because then they would lend themselves to create a very interesting final project.

My professor wanted to archive my models, so I made two sets of each model.  The joints of one set of models are labeled to help with the production of the final model.  The unlabeled models are the ones that were archived.  I also made solid volumes for the volumes within each of the compositions, but failed to document them.