Displaying items by tag: Design Process
Tuesday, 15 March 2011 11:23
Addressing the Direct Modeling Confusion Siemens first at bat
When you think of modeling, you may think of features used when creating 3D geometry… or you may think of your days as a elbow model for L.L. Bean. You sexy beast. Either way, there’s a process and a need for both. In the case of 3D modeling, the process is dependent on what you [...]
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Wednesday, 02 February 2011 14:52
Can You Rock 3D in Photoshop Read and See… Interview/Giveaway]
3D? in Photoshop? Wait. Don’t hide your screen from the people around you. It is possible. Not long ago, you had to take a screenshot of your 3D model created in another program, paste it into Photoshop and use your background removal tricks to get a nice clean product shot. Then they added the ability [...]
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Wednesday, 09 February 2011 15:00
Lycra Snappin’ Bike Clamp Bottle Opener Concept from Swarm
Set down those bottled brews. Really, stop prying them against your dear friends collar bone. There’s a better way to pop the top then hop on your ride. It has everything to do with highly machinable, lightweight 6061 aluminum and an array of anodized colors to make your bike pals snap your lycra… hey! Your [...]
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Thursday, 06 January 2011 15:59
The Eerie Sound of the 3D Printed Flute… is Ear-gouging Beautiful
I know.You were probably hoping to see my improvisational flute playing skills in this post. We’ll do that later when you have quick access to a bucket and some earplugs. Today, we’re looking at something that will go down as a turning point in 3D printing history, but not only 3D printing history… all those [...]
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Tuesday, 14 December 2010 11:26
From Engineering to Art The Amazing Sketchbook of Shaun Mullen
You’re sitting in a design review meeting. In a conference room. The dull buzz of the fluorescent lights match the mono-tone static of some voice in the room, but who cares, you’ve got a pen. Before you know it, you’ve inked an entire mural across the wall, the whiteboard and your boss’ face. He would [...]
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Wednesday, 15 December 2010 13:10
The Grit the Gun and the 4 Stages of Product Design Retribution
Click-click-click-click. You feel the cold steel against the back of your head. You’ll never forget that sound again… you know, if you survive. Back in the days of frontier life, hard winter nights and cattle drives the very distinct sound of a certain gun loading a bullet into the chamber encapsulated all the risks, restraint [...]
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