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The gaff-rigged dory rocked calmly in the quiet waters, but the sound that came from the deep wasn’t familiar. Neither were the tentacles coming over the side. They were after one thing… a cod sandwich, wrapped in lettuce and smelling strongly of these links. Erik Desmazières – His surreal, geometric style print work is not…

He drifted along the rail, not realizing that eventually he would reach the drop-off. There he would find a melon, a melon the size of his head, spitting small seeds and these links at him. Jake Parker – His style is fresh. Illustration, character, and comics with heavy lines, adventure and more fun that you…

The pickles flew by as stood there, poised, ready to take on whatever came next, but little did I know it would be the juice of a thousand more pickles, mixed in the fire of five types of garlic and boiled in these links. Marek Okon – A handful of Marek’s amazing illustrations, some walkthroughs…

I’d like to say that what you’re about to read might be the most interesting things happening at AU2010, but I won’t… because they ARE the most interesting things happening at AU2010. You may have seen some of the Autodesk projects and programs coming out. They’re exploring the options of product development software and giving…

You could hear the crumble. Cracks wrapped their spreading fingers around the base of it’s entire length, then, suddenly, as if the gates blew off their hinges, these links came spilling forth. Dennis Zilber – Should I say it? I should. One of the best editorial graphic art and character artist ever. Natural Disaster Hot…

It was a slow journey into the unknown. There we stopped. The ground fleeders stopped trembling… dead, ear deafening quiet. Suddenly. the color peeled off the sky, raspberry tarts tasted like strawberry light beams, and a wide assortment of prairie dogs got up and threw these links. Pavel Elagin – Can I just make a…

It quickly became evident where it was hiding. Nothing makes a noise like that. Not unless it’s been sprayed with 5 kinds of soup, put into a deep metal dish and sprinkled with these links. Andreas Rocha – Slightly, just slightly epic in scale and composition.Wooded glens, mountainous landscapes and eerie environments. 17 Signs your…

Are you ready? Really, you may want to cancel the cheese squeezing party you’ve been planning and instead plan on squeezing out some extraordinary 3D models. There is but one reason for this. You have till Friday, November 26th to submit your model for the GrabCAD 3D Printing Challenge. It couldn’t be more simple either.…

Here’s where it happens. Where the surly bonds of history-based design slip off into a miry pool of sketch-driven constraints. Ker-plunk. Yes, watch them sink… down, down, down. It pains one who has built models feature-upon-feature to see the control, the order, give its last fleeting breath. As it happens though, Siemens hasn’t quite let…

So, last week PTC announced their future Pro/E-CoCreate replacement, Creo. There were two bits of functionality that made me grab my jaw and yank hard. They had subdivision modeling happening within the history-based modeling environment, with the ability to drive it parametrically alongside the other geometry. They also featured an AnyRole app to take on…

Crunch. Crunch. Walking across the icy branches of dark Manitoban forest made the discomfort of the thumping unbearable. That is, until he realized this one thing. The thumping was he and the icy branches were these links. Giuseppe Severino – I love good air ship/space craft art. A few hatches, a few antennas and some…