Oh the joys of being able to put ‘Smack’ in a headline and having it actually rhyme. Don’t forget this day folks. DON’T FORGET IT. Not for the reason of rhyme, but for the very reason that Luxology, has automated package design ecology, and is crackin’ render scenes with no apology. Check the tech-nology.
There are times in life where you think up a design, so simple, so magnificent, it could change the properties OF THE UNIVERSE ITSELF… and then suck everyone into an awesome design crushing vortex. However, if one takes the power of that idea, shares it with some friends and enters it into the Staples Eco Easy Challenge, the results may still cause permanent awesomeness to the universe.
Four such design students have done just that. They have not only one, but TWO concepts designs in the finals for the Eco Easy Challenge. You can vote for them now or go on to read a little more about the designs, what inspired them and the challenges faced throughout the design process.
The papers and most of his arms were inked with the toenailed stains of the ages. Now, it was up to him alone to fracture the cusp of time, release the tendril sacks and shine the light upon the oozing follicles of these links. André Beato – Fabulously fabulous type design that twist letters into…
If there’s one thing I’ve learned from Japanese animation, it’s that elbow pitts can explode and some of us will fight each other, mutant creatures and evil robots in extremely large exoskeletons.
This is proof.
Skeletonics is a on-going project by an imaginative, and quite clever, group of Japanese students who are using simple kinematics, SolidWorks and aluminum materials to show the motorless possibilities our fleshy body possess to move as part of a fluid mechanical structure.
Three different versions of a free 2D CAD program made for three different operating systems, doesn’t exactly make a program 3D, but times are lean and we’ll take what we can get. If you’ve been gnawing the meaty bone of Windows or Mac OS hankering for the fatty goodness of open source drafting, you’r 2D line slappin’ dreams are coming true today.
Dassault has just released the Linux version of their 2D design tool, DraftSight.