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Formlab introduction workshop - Reference
3D print -scan related art projects
The 3D Additivist Cookbook
By Moreshin Allahyari & Daniel Rourke
additivism.org
A responce to Donna Haraway’s 1984 text 'A Cyborg Manifesto'
Nefertiti hack
By Nora Al-Badri & Jan Nikolai Nelles
nefertitihack.alloversky.com
Scanning Nefertiti illegally in the Neues Museum Berlin and bringing it back to Cairo - Egypt.
Colonial notion of possession.
Rekrei
By Matthew Vincent and Chance Coughenour
rekrei.org
Digital preservation of lost cultural heritage using crowdsourced data in a cooperative, open-source project.
Free Universal Construction Kit
By F.A.T.
Website
Material Speculation: ISIS
By Moreshin Allahyari
morehshin.com
Video
3D scanning & printing as a tool for resistance and documentation.
Demolitions by ISIS in Mosul.
Lia
liasomething.tumblr.com
Experiments with filament extrusion using Gcode to balance control and chaos
KASK Students
Rébecca Brunet - Thumbfoot
Carsten Henrion - Clamp element
Maya Onzia - resting pad
Tobias Van Nieuwenhove - toe-gloves
Fashion students - Shoe lasts made by 3D scanning the student's feet
Kilian Goderis - custom shoe sole mould
Kamiel De Waal - Collages
Tools For Things And Ideas
tools-for-things-and-ideas.github.io
Intervening in the standard 3D printing workflow.
Floor Vandenberghe - Repetition Legitimizes (until failure)
Note: A 3D printers printing bed got replaced by a computer screen. A camera shows its feed on the screen while an object-detection algorithm tries to make sense of the feedback loop. Depending on its sensemaking the 3D printer adjusts its behaviour, modifying the sequences it prints, modifying the feedback loop.
Floor Vandenberghe - Nested For-Loops
A computer tirelessly makes attempts at pleasing a canary through sequences of synthesized sounds, a 3D printer takes notes. Initially, six random sequences are generated, one for each lever in the canary’s cage. Based on the bird’s choice six new sequences are generated, the bird decides on the meme’s fitness for reproduction. The next day six algorithmically bred new sequences replace the old ones, only for the process to repeat itself. Hoping to find the canary’s ideal meme, through mimicking evolutionary principles.
Jerry Galle - Ress Object
Webpage
Jerry Galle - AI object recognition, infrathin
Webpage
Jerry Galle - Beetorrent
Webpage
Amandine David & Esmé Hofman - Filament weaving
Webpage
Crafts & technology in a hybrid manufacturing process.
Pepa Ivanova - Hybrid Species
Webpage
Blender keyboard shortcuts
Navigation
| Shortcut | Fuction |
|---|---|
| 0 | Camera view |
| 1 | Front |
| 3 | Right |
| 7 | Top |
| Numpad . or personalized key | Frame selected |
| Alt + left mouse button | Orbit |
| Alt + shift + left mouse button | Pan |
| Scroll wheel | Zoom |
Basic transformations
| Shortcut | Fuction |
|---|---|
| G | Grab (translate) |
| R | Rotate |
| S | Scale |
| Alt + G | Reset translate. Same for rotate and scale |
Constrain to global axes:
Press the X, Y or Z key once after a transform shortcut.
For example: G + X (move on the global x-axis).
Constrain to local axes:
Press the X, Y or Z key twice after a transform shortcut.
For example: R + Z + Z (rotate on the local z-axis).
Selections
| Shortcut | Fuction |
|---|---|
| A | Select all |
| Alt + A | Deselect all |
| Cmd + I | Invert selection |
| L | Select linked |
| Double click between vertices | Select linked |
| Select first vertex, then cmd + select second vertex | Select shortest path |