It once tilted, down into the chasm where strange soups lie dormant, heated beneath a layer of membranous light, with nothing other than the blind, bearded settler to keep the roto-healm alive. It was quite there, and these links bubbled to the surface. Kekai Kotaki – If there was ever someone that could inspire you…
Well, once again the superiority of the Design/Engineer CAD Geek has been completely blown over. People should be hurt… badly, with mean looks and cold coffee, but instead we’ll sit back and say, “The massive coolness of the CAD Geek lies firmly outside the realm of any guanine/adenine-based geek mutation… so there.” …OR maybe we can just squeeze ourselves in between the “Food Geek” and the “Design Geek”. Where do you fall?
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Yellow is for me graphic by Azrol Kassim using Sketchbook Pro
You remember that time you won a spanking for sketching all over your little brother with permanent marker? No? You’ve probably just repressed that event. No matter, because you can channel your creative sketching ability once again and win 1 MILLION spankings… in the form of your graphics being displayed to the thousands of people who have downloaded the Sketchbook Mobile app for their iPhone and iPad.
How could this be? Autodesk is calling for entries to the SketchBook Hero Image Contest. Here are the details…
Don’t you just love the smell of a new operating system? Goes well alongside the boiling adrenaline shooting out your eyes as you become familiar with it’s functionality and problems, doesn’t it? Actually, there are a lot of people and companies in the design and engineering community who still use Windows XP. There are many…
Well now, if you think those intricate clay micro-structures you’ve squeezed out through your teeth are amazing, you’re going to love this. Up till now it’s been nearly impossible to create complex 3-dimensional carbon nano-shapes, partly from the limitation in the process of creating them and partly from the hexagonal structure of the fullerene molecules in the material. In some of the coolest engineering and manufacturing news this year, that problem has been solved.