It was a rickety rumple of a creature, teetering to and fro, the grass between its toes in a hat with a feather and a handsome suit coat. There were not too many more tales to tell of its adventures, except for one that should, for obvious reasons, remain until the last, until one has dissolved all of these links. Atey Ghailan – So much style from this illustrator at Riot Games, bits of process and a 365 day project with plenty for the oculars to absorb. MV2 – Monument Valley 2 is here. The iOS game that made puzzle adventuring fun again. And boy is it everything you hoped…

Remember Alibre? That’s how we started this article in April 2013 when Geomagic relaunched the 3D modeling software as Geomagic Design after acquiring them in July 2011. Geomagic had just been acquired by 3D Systems a short three months earlier in January 2013. It was all sorts of craziness. However, you would do well to remember Alibre because, now, they’re back… Well, almost. Don’t Call it A Comeback Alibre has been here for years, just stuffed in the thick bag of Geomagic engineering software, stuffed in another bag of 3D Systems bureaucracy. Hardcore fans of the software hung on and their patience has paid off. The news that ‘Alibre is back’…

A recent Kickstarter project from OPENCREATORS has shown a 3D printer with features we haven’t seen previously. The cryptically-named BS210 is a desktop 3D printer using the standard filament extrusion process, and the machine is mostly typical among many in the market, with the exception of a couple of rather unusual features. Certainly it appears to be a competent machine, including a 210 x 210 x 250mm build volume, robust metal frame to reduce vibrations and a heated build surface for print reliability. But OPENCREATORS touts several notable features. Automated Leveling System The first one is an automated leveling system that OPENCREATORS says “industrial grade perfection and precise accuracy in measurements”.…

Sure—zombies have already taken over mainstream culture, so it makes sense. Still, it seems as though just about everybody and their grandma has a morbid fascination with how to survive a zombie doomsday. And if there’s one thing that you can count on just about every craftsman on YouTube to do well, it’s making survival tools for a zombie apocalypse. Heck, there’s even a ‘live action zombie series’ YouTube channel with nearly 2 million subscribers that combines attributes of Mythbusters with The Walking Dead. But what do you get when you combine world-class wood craftsmanship with a zombie head-bashing instrument—aside from bragging rights within your survival crew? Probably something like…

I’m gonna go out on a limb and guess you probably don’t have much LEGO paraphernalia in your bathroom… unless your a LEGO minifig yourself or have five children under the age of ten. If that’s the case you have LEGOs everywhere. EVERYWHERE. Scratch, aka The Scratch,  knows the human race lacks the proper implements to hold a toilet paper roll whilst provide the ultimate in lighthearted toilet paper dispensing enjoyment after having a healthy poo. Hence, the LEGO Minifig toilet paper dispenser. He says, “This is a minifig made to hold a roll of TP and stick to your bathroom wall. I like printing in PETG because it’s super strong and…

As more 3D pros—and other creatives with system-intensive needs— turn to Apple for their hardware needs, it would make sense for the company to introduce a full-fledged workstation offering that is on-par with some of the more advanced Windows-based workstations on the market. And after years of speculation, the answer arrived on Monday in the form of the iMac Pro. The most striking difference between the iMac Pro and other desktop workstations is clearly what Apple is best at—industrial design made possible in large part by world-class mechanical engineering. Through adopting the same styling as their existing iMacs, Apple was able to package their behemoth system into a single display…