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kevinwei: sam hamilton - one size fits all

kevinwei:

sam hamilton - one size fits all

parametricworld: Daniel Widrig

parametricworld:

Daniel Widrig

prostheticknowledge:

Bumpy Photo

Awhile ago, I posted about a service in development by Casio to turn photographs into physical 3D relief sculptures. That service is in operation now thanks to the company Bumpy Photo:

BumpyPhoto specializes in custom-made photo reliefs to bring your photos to life making them memorable and beautiful. Founded in 2011, BumpyPhoto.com operates from Portland, Oregon, USA and London, UK and uses cutting-edge PCT patent-pending manufacturing and computer graphics technologies. 

Their website can be found here

Congrats, Kevin

architizer:

Kevin Wei makes intricate silver jewelry using a 3D printer and traditional metalworking techniques.

Illustration - A Modern Way of Letting Go

Illustration - A Modern Way of Letting Go

Modules using diagonal strips as the assembly logic — next step is something more interesting/less obvious

Modules using diagonal strips as the assembly logic — next step is something more interesting/less obvious

superpunch2:

Apple’s Siri by SaGa Designs for a Siri design contests.  Via.

analogia: Walter M. Förderer, St. Nicholas’s Catholic Church, Hérémence, Switzerland, 1962-71

analogia:

Walter M. Förderer, St. Nicholas’s Catholic Church, Hérémence, Switzerland, 1962-71

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