A 3D Printing, Digital Fabrication, Gaming Enthusiast Blog
My boyfriend I are avid backpackers and do a lot of camping trips in the spring and summer time. We have increased our inventory of gear since we first started dating (I had most of the gear at the beginning of the relationship, now we are about even). He purchased a new sleeping bag last year … Continue reading Zipping Together Two Mummy Bags
I've always been interested in 3D printing in different materials or even possibly coating prints with paint or metal. During my time at UVA's architecture school, I printed in nylon, wood filament, and many other crazy materials. I've also tested smoothing ABS with acetone vapor (works wonderfully). However, I really wanted to try something new, … Continue reading Electroplating 3D Prints
I was fortunate enough to attend NCPTT's Digital Documentation for Heritage Preservation Symposium yesterday, hosted by Mount Vernon. There were some pretty cool people there, including a group from the National Park Service (I got into a great conversation about diversity in parks with a young woman from NPS) and some architecture firms specializing in … Continue reading Digital Documentation for Heritage Preservation: DC Symposium
I am making this post to show some older 3D models (created 2013-2104) that I did using Maya and Mudbox. Now, I will be the first to admit these models are not necessarily good. They were a start to learning rigging, UV mapping, and polycount (which I admit, got quite high). I also learned the … Continue reading Fun with Maya & Mudbox
Hey guys! So I wanted to show one of my first major 3D printed projects that I modeled using grasshopper. I took a course during my final year at university with one of my favorite professors that focused on 3D printing and its uses in architecture and production. We worked closely with a local shoe … Continue reading Grasshopper/3D Print Shoe Project
First blog post- woohoo! I thought it would be useful to make a blog about my interests, specifically 3D printing and tech. It will definitely be nice to have everything written down in one place (you know, rather than on sticky notes floating around my desk). Some background information on me: I'm a recent graduate of … Continue reading 3D Printing or bust
