Killer Veggies From Outer Space, + more 3D

  • Most Intimidating. Salad. Ever.  Artist Till Nowak has rendered an Alien xenomorph out of vegetables.  His behind-the-scenes PDF is worth a look as well, especially if you’re interested in 3D techniques. [Via]  In a slightly related vein, the boys at JibJab have posted a collection of substantially friendlier sandwich art.  (Not sure who created these; the photo set has been going around as one of those things that gets forwarded by one’s mom.) [Via]
  • At the upcoming Photoshop World, Russell Brown will be scanning attendees’ heads & making them into pillows.  Seriously.  Madness will ensue. 🙂
  • NVIDIA has produced an eye-popping real-time skin rendering demo. Check out the video. [Via Pete Falco]
  • Pepakura Designer is a tool for for 3D papercraft.  Pepakura is not a modelling app; rather, it converts 3D models into 2D designs that you can print out, then assemble into papercraft creations.  The gallery features some impressive models, such as Cláudio Dias’s paper McLaren. [Via Florian Krüsch]
  • Speaking of 3D cars, check out Zerone’s fine renderings. [Via]
  • Plushie is "an interactive system that allows nonprofessional users to design their own original plush toys."  Check out its novel interface for sculpting blobs–something even kids can use.  [Via Nikolai Svakhin]

0 thoughts on “Killer Veggies From Outer Space, + more 3D

  1. Loved both the Intimidating Salad artwork by Till Nowak and the real life sandwich art. I’m going to try to make some of those myself as they look really great 🙂
    BTW also some great student finalists in the 7th Adobe Design Achievement Awards. Did you maybe check them out already and have any thoughts on them?
    [Ah, I have been behind on checking those out. Thanks for the reminder to do so. –J.]

  2. I sent my brother a link to the papercraft Back to the Future DeLorean thinking that he would love it, and he sent me back a link to the slightly more refined work of Peter Callesen at http://www.petercallesen.com/index/index2.html
    [Oh yes, I’ve been meaning to blog Peter’s work for some time. Thanks for the reminder. –J.]
    I guess its time to rethink the types of material that I forward to my younger brother… 🙂

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