For the geek who has everything
- Posted: Mar 08, 2007 at 12:15 PM
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I couldn't possibly be the only one who really wants a "wireframe room" in his house (or am I?) Sculptor Thomas Raschke makes the virtual a reality with his Wire Frames, art based on model forms.
There is something technologically comforting about seeing things in reality as they are so often seen on your computer, or seeing an object defined by its edge characteristics rather than its mass.
While this probably won't show up at Ikea any time soon, for now you can enjoy a dozen or so incredible works of art on Raschke's site.
There is something technologically comforting about seeing things in reality as they are so often seen on your computer, or seeing an object defined by its edge characteristics rather than its mass.
While this probably won't show up at Ikea any time soon, for now you can enjoy a dozen or so incredible works of art on Raschke's site.
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Groovy...Identical mesh we create in Softimage XSI, prior to UV mapping it.
Groovy...Identical mesh we create in Softimage XSI, prior to UV mapping it.
But are they practially useful (clear top surfaces) or just art?
But are they practially useful (clear top surfaces) or just art?
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