Blueberries anyone?
Some people might eat them…some people might wear them! 3D printing offers an endless world of possibilities and fashion is definitely benefiting from it. At least that’s what jewelry maker Markéta Richterová and designer Zbynek Krulich thought while incorporating 3D printing in their artwork. They launched the Blueberries brand in 2012 and they have been producing exquisite jewels and accessories ever since.
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Meet the designer: Elise Luttik
Meet Industrial Designer Elise Luttik from Amsterdam, founder of eli5e, a design studio specialized in 3D printed designs that will make you smile.
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And the Winner of the Slot Car Challenge is…
Brian Hamilton with ‘Arthropeda’ which is, according to the designer, primarily inspired by the morphology of the earliest known group of extinct arthropods that form the class Trilobita. Although the design of ‘Arthropoda’ is seemingly paradoxical, the concept of merging the physical structure of a prehistoric creature with the bold, aerodynamic styling of a modern-day supercar resulted in a form that appears evocatively symbiotic.
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Come by Hack Manhattan’s Hackerspace tonight!
The 3D Printshow New York starts today. We are ready for the upcoming three days of 3D printing being in the spotlight and are enthusiastic about meeting you all at our booth (A24) and seminar there. So let’s break the ice already. How about you join us for tonight’s meetup at Hack Manhattan’s Hackerspace from 7 to 9 pm?
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Charmr: Make one-of-kind jewelry personalized with your own photo
With Valentine’s Day just around the corner, Autodesk 123D is ready to help you combine 3D design, printing technology, and creativity to create a gift right from the heart. They have come up with a brand new tool that lets you personalize one-of-a-kind jewelry with your own photo: Project Charmr!
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Are you up for a Drone Design Challenge?
We have a special invitation for you: create your own drone using Flexbot, Autodesk 123D and i.materialise, and present it to the world. Now this is challenging, right?
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There’s no running away from Valentine’s Day
As fans of theoatmeal.com will probably know, the worst thing about Valentine’s Day is trying to ignore it. We wish we could do you the favor of not mentioning it, but on the other hand, we would not want you to miss out on Cody Reisdorf’s design either.
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Are you ready for the next i.materialise meetup?
What a weekend! Seattle won the Big Game, and we kicked off the year with another exciting meetup at our Belgian headquarters – sold out once again! You were a great crowd of 3D printing enthusiasts and connoisseurs.
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A New Dimension For Book Covers
Lien Dierckx recently graduated from Luca, School of Arts, campus Sint-Lucas Ghent with a collection of four books with 3D printed covers. And we found them so interesting we had to share them with you! The four books are a study about how modern artists get inspired by art history. Dierckx found contemporary artists are looking for a way to give old art a (sometimes literal) new dimension, and so she decided to visualise this idea with… Yes! 3D printed covers!
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The Devil’s Chair
We’re no angels… Ok, we’ll admit it. Even we ourselves sometimes feel like there’s a little bit of a devil inside us. Not a big one, not a very bad one, but a small little devil that kicks us very hard in the side every morning when we’re supposed to be polite to the man wearing too much cologne on the bus ride to work. Designer Rendy Himawan knows the feeling: he created a chair based on this very idea and called it the Devil’s Chair.
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