Sears Tower
The first in a series of mini Chicago architectural artifacts.
Sears Tower
The first in a series of mini Chicago architectural artifacts.
@stlfile » nice to see this type of open ended exploration of shape and patterns.
I like the flaws too, gives it a sense of how it was made, like the marks that you get with printmaking. Will this look like 80s videos, low quality but nostalgic and cool in 30 years. I think so.
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Christian makes crazy stuff! Check it out here:
http://christianoiticica.com
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These look good. They really have that photographic look. The faded one is interesting too. It looks like real life photoshop. It can be interesting to sometimes think of crazy material posibilities that are totally impossible, like being able to change all the properties of “live paint” with digital sliders. That would be cool :)
suits you sir, http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=LT-b1qXznKI
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I made some photos of my late grandparent’s porcelain deer and had fun with 123D Catch. It generates a 3D mesh from ordinary photos.
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Print of “We Met Heads On” by Matthew Plummer Fernandez available to download from thingiverse here
Lion at teh Art Institute of Chicago
