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Tag Archives: FormFonts 3D Models
3D Model of Nea Coatstand by Habitat
3D Formats available include: 3DS, DAE, DWG, FBX, RFA and SKP
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged .3ds, .dae, .dwg, .SKP, 3D model, 3D Model Library, FBX, FormFonts, FormFonts 3D Models, Model Stock, RFA, SketchUp Component
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TESLA Launch Event and FORMFONTS 3D ‘Models By Request’
We’ve written about LA production designer Ed Haynes before. Back in October 2011, we interviewed him to learn a more about his process and how he uses FormFonts 3D models in his workflow. Ed grew up in a noble family … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Models, Architecture, Interior Design, PreViz, Services
Tagged 3D models of Cars, Carbonmade.com, cars, concept renderings, Ed Haynes, FormFonts 3D Models, Gabriel Concha, marlin brando, production designer, SketchUp models by Request, Stella Artois, Sundance film festival, TESLA Model S 3D Model, trade show booth design, transportation
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ShadowScan(TM) – 3D Building Models from the Sun’s Shadows
We’ve all seen laser scanner’s that work by projecting laser lines (or grids) over the irregular surface of an object to capture 3D shape. But now some genius researchers at Washington University (which is in St. Louis, Mo BTW), have … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Models, 3D Tech, Architecture, GeoDesign, GeoPorn, Reality Hacking, SketchUp, Uncategorized
Tagged 3, 3D Content for GIS, 3D content for Google Earth, 3D content for maps, 3D from Sun Shadows, 3D Models of buildings from sun, FormFonts 3D Models, Geotypical content, GIS buildings, Heliometric Stereo, shape grabbing from video, SketchUp Components, SketchUp Models, Sun Shadows, University of Washington
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The Cube – A Personal 3D Printer
If FisherPrice and 3D Printing had a love-child, it would be The Cube – an adorable 3D printer made by 3DSystems in Rock Hill, South Carolina. The Cube (so named for its 5.5” cubic print space) costs $1250, and makes … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Models, 3D Printing, 3D Tech, Digital Fabrication, For Fun, Maker Movement, Physible, Tools
Tagged 3D Models for Printing, 3D Printing, 3D Printing for kids, Co-branding, Crayola Crayons, Cubify, FormFonts 3D Models, Manufacturing On Demand, My Robot Nation, physibles, Serious Toys, The Cube
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Going Places.. with Master Modeler Gabriel Concha
by Fred Abler A few years ago, FormFonts was working with Stratasys to help proof their 3D printing division for Architects (RedEye ARC). I asked Gabriel Concha if there was one or two of his 3D models he might like … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Tech, Architecture, Artists, For Fun, SketchUp, Tools
Tagged 3D Printing, Architects, Buses, Chinese buses, Ford Transit Connect, FormFonts 3D Models, Gabriel Concha, hobby, Mass Transit Modeling, Master Modeler, Mercedes Benz, model making, Professor, Red Eye on Demand, Santiago de Chile, School of Architecture, Sprinter Van, Stratasys, Uni Mog, University of Santiago, Wu Zho Long Shenzhen Bus
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Leap Motion – Mocap for 3D Modelers
by Fred Abler The interwebs are abuzz about a new motion sensor from Leap Motion. This USB sensor is smaller than an ALTOIDS tin, plugs into your computer, and delivers the best motion capture (mocap) the world has ever seen. … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Tech, SketchUp, Theory & Concepts
Tagged 3D Models, biometric security technology, computational Fluid Dynamics, contactless medicine, David Holz, direct manipulation interface, FormFonts 3D Models, Fred Abler, gesture interface, inverse kinematics, keyless access, Leap Motion, Michael Buckwald, Minority Report, mocap, motion capture, MudBox, non-contact vein scanning, organic creation, plastic clay, pulse app, Push-Pull, Sculptris, Sketchup, Star Trek, Steve Jobs, tangible interface, Tricorder, UI, UNC, USB sensor, virtual clay, Z-brush, zero latency
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Converting a SketchUp model to a Revit Family – Video
By Russell Davidson and Marc Fredrickson Awhile back we posted the process of taking a SketchUp model and converting it to a Revit family. The process we detailed the steps we go through to get a model into Revit that would … Continue reading
DiWIRE – 3D Wireforms..from your SketchUp files
by Fred Abler I’ve always loved Alexander Calder. He was shabby, irascible, and brilliant in almost any media. The prolific American artist expressed himself effortlessly in sheet metal, wire, plywood, string, free-carving, and paint. And quite often, a combination of … Continue reading
Posted in 3D Tech, Artists, Maker Movement, Services, SketchUp, Tools
Tagged .obj, 3D printer, 3D Sculpture, 3D Sketch, 3D Wire forms, Adobe Illustrator, Alexander Calder, aluminum wire, DiWire, DIY wire bender, FormFonts, FormFonts 3D, FormFonts 3D Models, Fred Abler, Inkscape, Maker Movement, makerbot, marco perry, open source, Pensa, Pensa Design Consultancy, Sketchup, SketchUp Pro, springback, vector graphics, wire bending, wire sculpture
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New Ascetics
by Fred Abler Something small is happening. A generation of young people have come down with ‘cabin fever’. The viral vector spreading this fever is a tumble-log called Cabin Porn. If you haven’t heard about it yet, well… you just … Continue reading
Posted in Architecture, Reviews, SketchUp, Theory & Concepts, Tools
Tagged 3D Model of cabins, 3D model of Nido House, Alan Fraser, Ascetics, Cabin Porn, Cabins, FormFonts 3D, FormFonts 3D Models, Fred Abler, Gaston Bachelard, hipster angst, inner thoreau, Micro House, Minimalist Movement, Nido, perverse simplicity, psychological sanctuary, The Architecture of Happiness, The Poetics of Space, Tumblr
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