King's HSC Showcase 2020

Computing Studies Drama Industrial Arts Music Visual Arts

King’s Showcase HSC Works 2020

Computing Studies Drama Industrial Arts Music Visual Arts

Computing Studies Drama Industrial Arts Music Visual Arts

King’s Showcase HSC Works 2020

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Introduction King’s Showcase is the annual exhibition of works created by our Year 12 students for the Higher School Certificate Examinations in Visual Arts, Industrial Arts, Computing Studies, Drama and Music.

Although a modified event this year due to COVID, the 2020 Exhibition showcases the many unique talents of our students.

Congratulations to the 2020 cohort for their accomplishments.

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Flatbed Gooseneck Trailer – Teague Hall

Computing Studies – Information Processes & Technology

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Braian Chen Habitica - Gamified Task Manager

Tom Grover Robot Rubbish Sorting System

My project is a task manager that incorporates game elements. The task manager utilises a pomodoro timer and a daily login reward streak to encourage user productivity. By completing tasks of varying difficulty, users can increase their score, which they can spend on combat units to battle for rewards.

My project is a robot built from Lego that automatically sorts recycling based on a coloured sticker attached to the waste item. The waste item is deposited into a scanner which reads the colour on the item and then the sorter rotates and sends the rubbish into the correct bin.

Cameron Forbes Automated Stock Management System

Sam Hooper Studable - Homework/Study Planner

My project involves an automated stock management system aimed for small scale restaurants or stores. It aims to automate the process of counting stock and compiling an order form, completed by employees.

My project is an application that aims to limit the problematic procrastination that students often struggle with, through the creation of a functional timetable that maps out all points of the day. This ensures users achieve a healthy balance of regular breaks and work.

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Quince Lee YouEducate - Student Development Program

Nathan Miu Refrigerator Stock Control System

My project provides academic resources for students via a website interface. Students can also post discussion forums and share notes.

My project is designed to be implemented in a ‘smart’ refrigerator interface and act as a feature to track items stored in the fridge. It also has the ability to reorder specific items when needed. Its purpose is to reduce bothersome daily household chores.

Alister Maddrell StudyScape - Gamified Learning

Alex Park H Finder - Hospital & Doctor Locator

My project helps students study their syllabus by giving them content to remember via flashcards. This uses the techniques of spaced repetition and active recall which are proven to help students retain more information.

My project is a hospital finder that aims to help people find the most suitable hospitals as fast as possible, so people don’t need to waste their time searching for different hospitals.

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Computing Studies – Information Processes & Technology

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Tom Whalan Flow - Water Management System

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My project is a water management system which utilises application software to take control of a new digital water meter, which is designed to help households throughout the drought.

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Computing Studies – Software Design & Development

Braian Chen Quest for Victory

Jean-Luc Hooi Kingdom of Titania

My game is a board game similar to snakes and ladders, whereby the player travels up a 10x10 board by rolling a dice. When a player lands on a tile, events take place prompting the player to make further actions.

My game is a top-down RPG, where you play as Jasmine, a mystical character that thrives on adventure, while overcoming various challenges – with the objective to find the magical treasure. Players gather resources, talk with other characters and take on the fiercest enemies in the game, the Skeletons.

Cameron Gillard PACMAN

Sam Hooper HuntZ

My game is an action-packed recreation of the popular classic retro game PACMAN, with most of the original game features involving a point-based system, ghosts, power-ups and of course PACMAN himself. Also featuring the original artwork designs and sprites.

My game is a fast paced and fun top-down survival shooting game. HuntZ is designed to allow the player to choose their own strategy, determining how they will survive. Players navigate their surroundings in an attempt to survive the zombie-filled post-apocalyptic landscape, while earning money, finding new gear and upgrading.

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Computing Studies – Software Design & Development

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Abdullah Ijaz Alien Shooter

Anthony Lin Project Bullet Hell

My game is a 2D top-down shooter game where aliens spawn and must be killed through the use of bullets.

This is achieved by clicking the mouse in the direction you wish to shoot.

My game is a simple version of bullet hell games, which requires players to dodge fired projectiles in certain patterns. There are three different levels, which increase in difficulty as you move up the level. To beat the game, players must beat the ‘boss’ - with an almost impossible final level.

Mikey Lee Ritual Rummy

Alister Maddrell A King’s Ransom

My game takes place within the depths of an unknown dungeon. Although abandoned, it has recently been given new meaning by a satanic cult - which you decided to join. As you spend time brewing and mixing whatever meets the eye, bartering with other cultists and travellers and most importantly fighting monsters for your god’s entertainment, you slowly begin to play a twisted game of rummy. Losing is not an option.

My game is about a kid who has been transported into a “strange” land in which soldiers have stolen his royal jewels. The objective of the game is to defeat soldiers, earning points that allow you to gain upgrades that will help you progress through the game.

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Connor Sinclair Glypho My game is a turn-based RPG based around solving puzzles whilst navigating the storyline. Admittedly, the game is a combination of features that don’t necessarily go well with each other, but I’m really proud of the end product – particularly with the art-direction.

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Visual Arts

Jonathan Bartlet Title: Lepidoptera Deiectae = The Dismantled Butterflies & Moths Form: Collection of Work

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My Body of Work utilises both ceramic and resin/ mixed media sculpture, as well as photography. This exalts the beauty within the anatomy and behaviour of butterflies and moths rather than the colour on their wings. I used porcelain and white resin to capture how a butterfly’s beauty is not defined by its colouration, and photography to show their behavioural beauty.

Flynn Crewes Title: Brutality Form: Collection of Work My Body of Work utilises photography and sculpture to capture the stark, symmetrical and unadorned style of Brutalism, devoid of all colour, decoration and symbolism.

Before we call for the wrecking ball, we could look again at our concrete beasts and see that below that rough skin, we might see a little brutish charm.

Eric Chen Title: Beyond the Lines Form: Collection of Work

Joseph Essey Title: What is the price of a childhood lost?

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My Body of Work utilises acrylic painting and drawing to capture the juxtaposition between the sky and the manmade world. By doing so I want to evoke the audience’s appreciation for the beauty of nature, something that we have come to lack due to the urbanisation of the world around us.

My Body of Work utilises photography, sculpture and ink painting in order to encapsulate how often children of today no longer play with traditional toys or spend time with each other outside, instead they spend their recreational time on technology.

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Oscar Green Title: I Can Barely Be Seen Form: Collection of Work

James Ha Title: Monumental Building Blocks Form: Collection of Work

My Body of Work utilises film and photography to capture different perspectives to show the journey of a human, bird and fish. The human perspective shot with a camera, the bird perspective shot with a drone and the fish perspective shot with a Go Pro.

My Body of Work utilises sculpture, photography and Photoshop to capture the beauty and diversity of cities and urban areas - displaying the inherent beauty of cities, how they are vast, structures made up of distinct, individual buildings that display unity and diversity of people, they are art pieces on their own.

Henry Gubbins Title: Across the Surface Form: Collection of Work

Luke Higginbotham Title: Prussian Perspectivism: A Cityscape Roaming Through Consciousness Form: Collection of Work

My Body of Work utilises reduction lino Prints, photography, film and rastered wood photos to display my love for water-skiing and the beauty of the water.

The work displays the untouched water and how it is affected by the water-skier’s experience and shows the water effects that occur throughout the skier’s path.

My Body of Work range from completely cyanotype to completely photographic, with the bridge between the two highlighting the medium’s dichotomies. Overall, my work juxtaposes consciousness and the photographical process, as well as photography and cyanotype to put their relationships under a microscope to see the contrasts between the two.

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Ben Irving Title: Light Itself is a Revelation Form: Photomedia

Hugo Jones Title: Umbrella of Democracy Form: Collection of Work

My Body of Work intertwines the material practices of both photography and acrylic sculpture. It encapsulates the notion of light, both natural radiance and artificial illumination. Through exploring the concept of the effect of light on the landscape, we see how light is inextricably linked to its environment providing ambience, beauty and radiance to the surrounding darkness.

My Body of Work utilises watercolours, origami, sculpting and photography to capture the empathy I have for the Hong Kong protestors, as they fight for their freedom, more over their desperation for a future as the people’s republic of China pushes to take control of Hong Kong.

Eric Jiang Title: The Long Walk Form: Collection of Work

Lochie Maher Title: Summit Form: Painting

My Body of Work utilises sketching and painting to capture my personal experience throughout my life, all of the significant events and important people who led me on specific paths and shaped me into who I am today. It also explores the combination of values and beliefs from two different cultures.

My Body of Work explores the Modernist practice of creating a series of paintings using the device of repetition.

Inspired by artist Imants Tillers, my work is a series of vignettes which highlight the majestic beauty of the Snowy Mountains. Through paint, I’ve captured the transient and ephemeral nature of the alpine landscape.

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Lexi McClean Title: Vestige: The Reverberating Mind Form: Collection of Work My Body of Work utilises analogue photographic techniques with journaling to explore the visceral nature of memory - how we capture a memory and how the objective view of photography and journaling is augmented by the emotive association we have with a moment. It captures the feeling that extends beyond the ‘objective’ moment, establishing a visceral connection.

Isaac Olsson Title: Life’s Hardship Allows for the Recognition of Peace Form: Collection of Work My Body of Work utilises photography, sculptures and videography to capture one’s fluctuating emotions due to the psychological battles and ecstasies each person faces.

My work highlights the truth that there is always peace at the end of suffering, by illustrating the journey from turmoil to a state of tranquillity.

Alessio Meroi Title: ENDANGERED Form: Photomedia

James Russell Title: Societies Roots in Greco Roman Architecture Form: Photomedia

My Body of Work explores the habitat and rare beauty of a humble honeybee - one of the planet’s most endangered species - using conceptual formation and photographic creation. Utilising macro-photography, I wanted to capture the captivatingly intricate, yet fragile ecosystem of the honeybee.

My Body of Work utilises printmaking, embossing, sculpting, drawing, and photography to explore the beauty and complexity of Greek and Roman Architecture, illustrating the impact the complexities have had on contemporary society. Columns, archways and pediments are techniques unique to these ancient societies and have been adapted into modern society.

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Visual Arts

Harry Veil Title: All that we see or seem is but a dream within a dream Form: Collection of Work

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My Body of Work utilises photography, lino printing and acrylic light boxes to encapsulate the concept of dreams and nonsensical imagery as a strange juxtaposition of stories as it explores the idea of “a dream within a dream” (Edgar Allan Poe).

Jonathan Campos Title: Flight Form: Collection of Work My work attempts to encapsulate the motion involved with flight and looks at the different mechanical aspects, such as feather design and wing shape in order to shed light on this natural beauty.

Max Von Appen Title: 2050 A perfect summer’s day at the lagoon Form: Collection of Work

Glen Feng Title: Censorship Form: Sculpture

My Body of Work utilises Lino cuts, water colours, photography and sculptures as mediums to encapsulate the on-going effects pollution has on the environment.

Curl Curl lagoon, once flourishing with wildlife, has since the growth in local industrial business and rising population, seen the once pristine lagoon turned dark and mundane, filled with pollution and sewage.

My Body of Work explores the censorship in China, which I noticed being raised in a Chinese household, moving between Australia and China. Utilising door and roof tiles as symbols of censorship – the cut through text and smashed tiles reveal images to ‘uncensor’. I allow the audience to interact with the work, seeing China through a different lens.

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Harry Little-Estens Title: What Lies Beneath?

Form: Collection of Work

Hewie Lewis Title: MINDSCAPE 2020: The Art of the Unreal Form: Collection of Work

Plastic has become interwoven with our day to day lives.

It’s one of the most useful things of the 21st century and yet the most destructive. My Body of Work focuses the audience’s attention on the detailed ‘beautiful’ plastic.

There is more micro plastic in the ocean than there are stars in the milky way.

PSYCHEDELIA is the ultimate form of Visual Art, where the blurring of what’s real and unreal is left to the imagination of the observer. My Body of Work explores these weird and wonderful lifeforms across three media; sketches, sculpture and video.

Harrison Stewart Title: Beyond the Shortboard Form: Collection of Work

John Cha Title: Memoirs of a Korean Australian Form: Photomedia

My Body of Work references the Alternative Australian Surf Culture. Using canvas boards I designed a font with Ocky Straps, commonly used by surfers to tie down their boards.

The text is sourced from the surfing culture’s vocabulary, linked to, and contextualised by a scrolling LED sign and various photographs of beach architecture and portraits.

My Body of Work utilised post-modern technique of appropriation across all three of my components of watercolour paintings, three-dimensional collages and film, exploring the relationship between my ‘mother country,’ South Korea, and myself. The work comments on my ill-informed perceptions of Korea, as a result of my Western upbringing and influences such as the internet and television.

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Jordan Thompson Title: Weaving a Life Form: Collection of Work

Max Mason Title: Fusion of time Form: Drawing

My Body of Work focuses on the artwork weaving.

It represents the simplicity and beauty of the natural environment and captures the cultural and historical techniques of those who live amongst it. These people express meaning through the form of symbols, materials and language, much different to the wider wold today.

My Body of Work portrays my impression of how contemporary and traditional architectural styles have been and should be combined in our current-day urban cityscapes. I showed a bold juxtaposition between the old and new, by exploring a number of traditional European styles, embodying the old-world of architecture, and also depicting abstract and non-conventional modern forms.

Marcus Malouf Title: Thread Bear Form: Collection of Work

Nathan Yuen Title: The Fall Of One Thousand Paper Cranes Form: Collection of Work

My Body of Work utilised slip casting, photography and ink printing to explore fading childhoods. It references the shared sentiment of teenagers wanting to grow up too fast, leaving our childhoods behind as mere shells, hanging out to dry. It conveys a feeling of introspection, capturing the melancholic sentiment of looking back and having little regard for such things as a teddy bear.

My Body of Work utilised traditional and postmodern sculptural elements to explore the facets of humanity’s delicate and tenuous relationship with nature. Through the symbolic design of the paper crane and the intricate structure of blossoming trees, it attempts to encapsulate the fragility and ephemerality of nature’s existence, caused by modern society’s destructive and eternal effects.

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Thomas Blatchford Title: Where the water doesn’t lie Form: Collection of Work My Body of Work - Man - Despite his artistic pretensions, his sophistication, and his many accomplishments — owes his existence to a six-inch layer of topsoil and the fact that it rains.

My Body of Work is about the unconscious mind and what happens when you are dreaming. It was inspired by Sigmund Freud and takes inspirations from artists such as Trent Parke.

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Alister Maddrell Title: When We All Fall Asleep Form: Photomedia

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Industrial Arts – Industrial Technology - Timber

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Joe Alcorn Bar with Storage

Oscar Faulkner Ping Pong Table

My project is an elegant bar made out of Tasmanian Oak veneered particle board. It has a wine-rack, shelving and a drawer as well as a space for a bar fridge. The bar has a service area for preparing and serving drinks.

To increase height it has a plinth around the base of the main frame.

I created a ping pong table using Tasmanian Oak, featuring MDF board with diagonal grain patterns and contrasting merbau inlays. The top is surrounded by a contrasting merbau edge with a rounded profile. It is both functional and ready to dismantle for transport. I also created the net supports with a hand-made wooden thread.

Elliot Busch Bentwood Designer Table

Rylee Hazel River Table

My table is a combination of delicate waves and curves, created by steam bending the legs into a tusk like shape and a wavy shelf made by bending ply covered with matching veneers. The legs are visible through the top of my table and a diagonal wedge creates a contrasting feature

I built a river table, using River Red Gum. Four pieces were arranged to create the corners, filling the spaces in between with resin to create a clear transparent ‘river’ section. The legs on the corners give the impression of the table floating.

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Ryan Jones Hot Tub

Marco Levy Resin River Coffee Table

I created a cedar hot tub, with interior seating in a hexagonal shape, held together with 3 stainless-steel bands on outer edge. I added a Tasmanian oak rim on top, with a separate staircase with a built-in guard rail to enter/exit.

I created a Marri coffee table with a Jarrah burl and epoxy chess board that is placed inside of the tabletop.

Due to natural defects in the Marri I reinforced the top with ‘Butterfly Keys’ on the underside.

Jared Kaw Garden Bench

Oliver Little American White Oak Dining Table

I created a park bench. The frames were made from layers of veneer, laminated together over a former to create the shape so that the frames were all identical.

The frames are connected together using horizontal wooden slats.

I made a large (2.8m-long by 1.8m-wide) dining table. This table is going to be used on my family farm in Robertson.

The table is made out of American White Oak which was purchased as rough sawn boards.

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Brandon Mansour Card Table

Ariyan Nand Study Table

I created a poker table which contrasts a dark timbered base (Tasmanian Blackwood) and a light timbered top (Tasmanian Oak). The table aims to incorporate a poker theme throughout the table with the four suits being patterned in the felt as well as around the inlays on the table.

I built a modern study table that matches the interior of my room. My desk has a worksurface to study and four drawers that will be used to store stationery.

Michael Maung Waterfall Executive Desk

Cuba Patterson Wooden Slab Dining Table

I have used American Black Walnut to build a very functional desk that I will be using in my bedroom at home. The desk is equipped with a comfortable working height, four sections of bookshelves, four drawers, and two compartments to store my safe and a printer.

I made a live-edge River Red Gum slab dining table, suitable for 8 to 10 people. It can be taken apart and made into a ‘flat pack’ for easy transport. There was no glue used in this design; it’s held together purely by friction. I added ‘Butterfly Keys’ into the legs to reinforce natural defects.

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William Penisini Bar with Storage

Thomas Stacy Dining Table

I made a bar out of Tasmanian Oak veneer and Jarrah hardwood. The front panel has a diagonal pattern in the veneers. The bar has storage compartments with three drawers and a glass door over a cupboard with shelves.

I have also created a space for a bar fridge.

I made a large dining table using Blackbutt timber. The legs are turned and were too big to be done at school, so I had the shaping outsourced. The top has ‘Breadboard’ ends to control movement in the grain. I finished the whole project with Scandinavian oil.

Lachlan Shaw Display Cabinet

Zachary Thompson 12 Seater Dining Table

I made a display cabinet using a combination of Tasmanian Oak veneer and solid wood. My cabinet has two drawers at the bottom for storage and two doors above with glass panes and glass shelves for displaying collectables and trophies. On top I added a decorative capping as a feature to complete my display cabinet.

I made a 12 seater dining table using two large slabs of wood that were book matched from a Camphor Laurel tree, filling any defects in with clear resin. I joined them together to create a mirror effect, then used solid Camphor Laurel to make the legs.

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Alex Negro

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Isaac Olsson

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Callum Taylor

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Vansh Dua

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Alan Weng Steam Bent Lounge Chair

Teddy Wilson Hallway Table

I constructed a curved wooden chaise lounge that’s attached to a simple curved leg base. The design is to mimic a human relaxing position, which would maximise comfort and enjoyment while sitting on it. The design of the lounge chair was largely inspired by Charlotte Perriand’s 522 Tokyo Chaise Longue.

I made a credenza using Tasmanian oak veneered panels and solid timber for the base. The cabinet has storage drawers and doors and is inspired by designs from the 70’s.

The credenza will be used at my farm in Bulahdelah.

Thomas Williamson Circular Expanding Table My project is a Fletcher Capstan round table, aka an expanding round table – using contrasting timbers. It functions by spinning the top surface in order to activate the expanding motion of the main table panels. Once they are fully expanded the expansion panels raise up from underneath to form the expanded table surface.

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Industrial Arts – Industrial Technology - Metal & Engineering Technologies

Rami Al Mansuri Flat Bed Trailer with Accessories

Thomas Blatchford 2000L Dual Axel Diesel Trailer

I have designed and built a tandem axle flatbed trailer with removable panels that are inserted into the deck of the trailer. This allows for the trailer to be used as a flat bed and box trailer when needed in the family business.

I designed and constructed a diesel fuel trailer. This trailer can hold a total of 2000L of fuel, which will be driven around the family farm to fill up various vehicles and farm machinery. The trailer will also include a toolbox capable of holding the fuel pump, protecting it from weathering and physical damage.

Angus Arnott Farm Utility Box Trailer

Nicky Cain Hydraulic Log Splitter

I designed and built a farm utility box trailer to be used primarily for fencing and other jobs on our property. The trailer has been constructed from galvanised material for increased durability. For practicality, I have included a removable tailgate - it can be registered if needed.

I designed a portable hydraulic log splitter trailer. Although I didn’t have time to get it registered, I have completed all the necessary requirements to get it registered. I was able to finish the log splitter with a side tipper, hydraulic ram and an aluminium toolbox.

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Tom Clare Camping Trailer

Henry Gubbins Flat Bed Hydraulic Tipping Trailer

I designed and constructed a small camping trailer, to be used both on and off-road. The purpose of this trailer is to be used for camping, featuring an enclosed and warm space to sleep and a kitchen space. It has been designed to fit on the back of my Toyota Hilux.

I have designed and constructed a registered multi-purpose flatbed hydraulic tipping trailer. It has a tipping angle of more than 45°, can cart material, has tradie timber racks that are removable and can also be a motorbike trailer. The trailer has a hammer tone painted finish to increase the metals lifespan and increase durability.

James Cullen-Ward Industrial Precast Concrete Tool Trolly

Hugh Helps Hydraulic Sheep Bulk Handler

I designed and constructed an industrial precast concrete tool trolley. This tool trolley will be utilised in the factory and will make things easier by storing all the necessary equipment for work. It has a red paint job to add to its durability and aesthetic look.

I designed and constructed a sheep bulk handler. The purpose of my bulk handler is to create a safer working environment for both the sheep and operator. This will be used at home on our farm to make drenching, vaccinating, backlining and many other practises.

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Oliver Lees Flat Bed 3.5 Tonne Trailer

Tom Munro Tandem-Axle Fully Enclosed Trailer

I designed and constructed a registered 3.5 tonne flatbed trailer. This trailer will be used to transport various items on our property in Tottenham NSW, such as chemical shuttles and farm equipment.

I designed and constructed a tandem-axle fully enclosed box trailer. The main purpose is to be used as a mobile workshop, carrying machinery, tools and any other required equipment. The trailer will be used by Gundibri Pty Ltd to assist their farming practices.

Alexander Massey Off-Road Camping Trailer

Harrison Stewart Box Trailer with Accessories

I designed and constructed an off-roading camping trailer, to be used for camping around Australia. It can house a mattress to sleep on. It also has a back door which opens up into a kitchen space, with extra storage space in the main compartment of the trailer.

I designed a box trailer that includes a tailgate and a H frame. These accessories are removable to suit the intended purpose of the trailer, ranging from a tradesman’s utility trailer to a road trip storage trailer.

Accessories such as tie down rails broaden its purpose.

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Ryan Tilley Outdoor Fire Pit with Accessories

Zachary Angell Scale Model Biplane

I designed and built an outdoor fire pit. This fire pit will be a feature in my back garden and will be enjoyed by friends and family. This fire pit also includes a storage place for wood and a fire poker made out of stainless steel.

I designed and constructed a Scale Model Biplane, to be used as a decorative piece. I have designed it in a way that it appears unfinished for the broken down/scrapped look of an old and destroyed WW1 biplane – this was the look I was going for.

Jack Witts Portable Hydraulic Sheep Bulk Handler

Will Boag Flatbed Trailer

I designed and constructed a Portable Hydraulic Sheep Bulk Handler. The handler is constructed from galvanized steel to increase corrosion resistance and increase its lifespan. The handler hydraulically lifts the sheep immobilising them for tasks such as drenching/vaccinating, allowing safe handling practices for the operator.

I designed and constructed a 3.6 Metre Flat Bed Trailer with Removable Heads Boards. The trailer can take up 2.8 Tonne and will be used for transporting our Family Owned Post Straightener. The Flat Top May be used for other jobs when the Post Straightener isn’t being used.

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William Bucknell Flatbed Trailer

Ollie Ferrari Flatbed Trailer

I built a 4.8 metre flatbed trailer. It is rated to carry 4.5 tonnes. This will be used on my farm at home to transport things such as quad bikes, hay bales and chemical containers. This trailer is multi-purpose and will be very useful throughout its life.

I designed and constructed a 3.6m Flatbed Trailer. The trailer is rated to 2.8 tonne, to be used on our farm in Trangie, NSW. It will mainly be used for transport purposes, such as chemicals, air compressors and water tanks. The trailer will be towed off-road by 4WD vehicles on our property.

Harry Dakin Calf Cradle

Teague Hall Flatbed Gooseneck Trailer

I designed and constructed a calf cradle. The primary use of the calf cradle is to castrate calves at home on the farm. A calf will enter one at a time then the mechanism flips the calf onto its side to make it easier when working on the calf.

I designed and constructed a 4.5 tonne Flat-Bed Gooseneck Trailer. The trailer will be used to carry various items for a mustering contractor in North QLD. The trailer sits on Simplicity Axles so it is equipped for the rough roads it will encounter.

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Digby Lilburne Sheep Loading Ramp

Christopher Rothwell Scale Model Steam Locomotive

I designed and constructed a Sheep Loading Ramp.

The ramp has been constructed with Galvanized steel to encourage a long durable life as well as maintain its practical nature for the family farm. It has been designed to be aesthetically pleasing, with the yards already established at home in Hay.

I designed and constructed a Scale Model Steam Locomotive. This project was designed to be ornamental only. The boiler is casted from Bronze and the chimneys I made on the lathe using brass. The rest of the body and wheels are all made from mild steel.

Lochie Maher Hydraulic Tipper Trailer I designed and constructed a Hydraulic Tipper Trailer.

This trailer will mainly be used to transport natural materials around our property and at home. The hydraulic system and top hinged tail gate will make it easy to drop off material.

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Industrial Arts – Design & Technology

Douglas Bygrave Recycled Wool Press Furniture

Harry Martens Shredding Recycling Bin

My project is an environmentally friendly piece of furniture harvested from recycled materials in an old wool press. The wood has been repurposed to improve the design and nurture quality craftsmanship. The pieces can be easily assembled or disassembled, so it can be transported to different settings.

I designed and produced a prototype household recycling shredder and accompanying safety mechanism.

Empowering the local community to take recycling into their own hands, my product compacts household waste in order to save space, making the commercial shredding mechanism available to the residential environment.

Hewie Lewis Ergonomic Surfboard

Rishon Royce Strap on Ankle Brace

My project is an ergonomic surfboard with a concave in the deck protecting the chest from a common injury that most long-term surfers, my dad included, suffer from. Apart from just protecting the chest, there are also a number of performance benefits such as extra grip, positioning assistance and maneuverability.

I designed and produced an ankle brace. It is unique as it acts as tape for your ankle, however, it is reusable as the foundation is made from washable, strong and durable materials.

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Callum Taylor Autonomous Image-Recognition Drone

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Growing up on a farm, I witnessed first-hand the difficulties farmers faced in increasing productivity, whilst being hampered by invasive flora (weeds) that decimate pasture and cropping land, costing farmers over $55,000 p.a. For this reason, I built an entirely autonomous, custom 3D-printed hexa-copter which uses AI object detection models to spot-spray weeds.

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Music

Jamie Robinson

Lyndon Lin

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Solo Saxaphone - Solo in Slovenia Composer: Mark Walton Saxophone - Tango Etude No 3 Composer: Astor Piazzolla Saxophone - Devil’s Rag Composer: Jean Matitia Saxophone - Saxo Rhapsody Composer: Eric Coates

Saxaphone - Introduction & Rondo Capriccioso Composer: Mark Walton Solo Saxophone - Syrinx Composer: Debussy Saxophone - Concertino Da Camera Composer: Jacques Ibert Saxophone - Pequena Czarda Composer: Pedro Iturralde

Alex Negro

Rami Al Mansuri

1. Electric Guitar - Minor Swing Composer: Django Reinhardt 2. E lectric Guitar - Always With Me Always With You Composer: Joe Satriani 3. Electric Guitar and Vocal - Crossroads Composer: John Mayer

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Solo Marimba - The Offering Composer: Michael Burritt Solo Marimba - Restless Composer: Roch O’Meara Solo Timpani - Blue Hammers Composer: James Campbell

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Drama

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Ben Addison

Shrom Bidarkar

The Last Five Years (The Story Schmuel) Monologue

Two Monologue

Chris Anania

James Camilleri

The Commendador of OcaĂąa Monologue

A Gaggle of Saints Monologue

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Noah Clarke

Ashish George

The Witches Monologue

Sucking Stones Monologue

Vansh Dua

George Gikas

The Matchmaker Monologue

The Resistible Rise of Arturo Ui Monologue

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Luke Irving

Jack Middleton

Accidental Death of an Anarchist Monologue

Killing Time Monologue

Harry Little-Estens

Imran Mirza

Sexual Perversity in Chicago Monologue

Laughing Wild Monologue

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Angus Murray

Andre Prideaux

The Recovering Male Monologue

Living with the Enemy Monologue

Akshay Rajan

Callum Taylor

A Cream Cracker Under the Settee Monologue

Macbeth Monologue

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Riley Taylor

Kris Ward

The Crucible Monologue

The Lesson Monologue

Pranay Tripathi

Sam Hines

Dialogues of The Dead Monologue

Antigone Monologue

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Jacob Wright Curnow

Samuel Isles

Cat on a Hot Tin Roof Monologue

Bombshells (Tiggy Entwhistle) Monologue

Xavier Moore

Jamie Robinson

Dags Monologue

Normal Conquests (Table Manners) Monologue

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Callum Conroy

Varun Nataraj

A Drover to Two Farmers Monologue

Turns Monologue

Vedang Tiwary

Mackenzie Cooke

The Odd Couple Monologue

The Curious Incident of the Dog in the Night-time Monologue

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Sean Marshall Death and the Maiden Set Design

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Our Thanks The quality of Major Works from the 2020 cohort is outstanding. Such a high calibre can only be achieved through the support and gentle guidance of a dedicated teaching network.

The King’s School wishes to thank and acknowledge its Computing Studies Department led by Michael Ienna, Drama Department led by Michael Terzo, Industrial Arts Department led by Simon McMahon and Visual Arts Department led

by Melanie Taylor, for their outstanding accomplishments in 2020.

Rami Al Mansuri

The King’s School www.kings.edu.au P: +612 9683 8555 E: tks @ kings.edu.au A: PO Box 1 Parramatta 2124, NSW Australia

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