As you may know, my great love, next to 3D printing, is photogrammetry, a.k.a. reality capture. I have been working on them side by side for over 10 years, with printing being the perfect path from digital to physical, and reality capture doing the opposite. My...
Season's Greetings. I've been working on Storied Haven in different ways since 2015, when I helped Bree Hylkema and Five Ton Crane build it. At the time, my interest in photogrammetry was really taking off, and I determined that the boot would make an excellent subject. I've had...
Here is a quick turntable video of an ongoing photogrammetry project of mine. I helped build Storied Haven, along with a team of artists from 5 Ton Crane lead by Bree Hylkema. This is an immersive two story sculpture filled with detailed artworks delving into...
Where did I go? Here I am! After honing my hand-craft and digital fabrication skills everywhere from my home studio to Mythbusters to the Digital Fabrication Lab at the U.C. Berkeley College of Environmental Design, I've landed a home at Model-No. What is Model-No.? We make custom...
These are models I started doing back around 2014. I was looking to capture some of the gorgeous geometry I could visit on my flat screen in Google Earth. Now I can visit them in VR, change the lighting, see them with or without...
Here are a few shots of my first successful print on my new lcd printer from Kudo3D--the Bean. Overall I am extremely impressed with the print quality of the Bean. At .050 mm layer height (50 microns), the layers are imperceptible--just smooth beautiful surfaces and...
I have been hard at work polishing my skills with 3D capture and re-construction. This has been a part of my regular creative process for several years now, but beyond showing off my resulting 3D prints every year at Maker Faire, I haven't done anything...
I bumped into Thomas Sanladerer at Maker Faire. I didn't have a chance to chat with him but I can always tune in to hear him talk on YouTube. This excellent intro to desktop filament-style printing is typical of his dense but to-the-point information delivery....