My largest 3D print so far - 25 x 21 x 21 cm, transparent material, 1 layer thick, no fill, no top or bottom layer. Setting out to test the boundaries of what is possible with the machine and software parameters leads to prints that are closer to basket making than hard ‘product design’. Meanwhile screens – Fleishman is in trouble – the twisted outpouring of emotions is almost too much.
Showing posts with label 3Dprinting workshop. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3Dprinting workshop. Show all posts
Wednesday, 11 January 2023
3donascale
My largest 3D print so far - 25 x 21 x 21 cm, transparent material, 1 layer thick, no fill, no top or bottom layer. Setting out to test the boundaries of what is possible with the machine and software parameters leads to prints that are closer to basket making than hard ‘product design’. Meanwhile screens – Fleishman is in trouble – the twisted outpouring of emotions is almost too much.
Monday, 4 April 2022
displayassessmentandcrit
A wonderful culmination of this year’s iteration of synthetic anatomy at Kings. The interdisciplinary module is such a fantastic experience for both the students and staff. The display, assessment and crit make for a full-on day. Working with Richard, Leigh, Kawal, @celiapym and the rest of the team is such a pleasure. The conversations are rich in starting points and fuel thoughts for weeks after.
Labels:
3Dprinting workshop,
art,
interdisciplinary,
kings,
sci-art,
science,
syntheticanatomy
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