Amit Pitaruhas developed a 3d drawing tool that uses a combination of a track ball mouse and tablet screen as an input device. The result is an interface that will allow for a more freehand approach to the construction of three dimensional lines. While it is still very much in the prototype phase, we are excited to see some attempt to challenge the typical mouse/left hand hot key approach. More images and a description form the creator below.
Kai Kostack has recently posted an amazing video tour of the human body using Blender. The simulation is in real time and hasn’t been possible until now, thanks to the latest GLSL features and speedups of Blender over the past year. read more
If you are in the NYC area be sure to check out our friend CW Wang’s musings on time at the ITP NYU Spring 2009 Show. May 11th Monday from 5-9p
Time in Six Parts is a series of attempts to unravel and re-present time through alternative perspectives. The hope is to demystify scales of time that are out of our immediate reach and explore new approaches to marking time. You can find some info on the project here. http://cwwang.com/time read more
We are extremely excited at core.form-ula to introduce our next featured form-ula.collectionarticle written by Joseph Clarke. We invited Joseph to write an article on Philip Beesleyand allow for everyone to get closer look at the work that is mystifying and new. Joseph is an incredible thinker and designer who writes with sophisticated motions that help to convey content that is at the forefront. We choose Joseph to write this article because of his ability to circumnavigate the work of Beesley and the underlying nature of its history. Joseph’s approach to the article is as unique and interconnected as Beesley’s work. enjoy>>Polemics of a cybernetic future read more
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