Showing posts with label design process. Show all posts
Showing posts with label design process. Show all posts

Wednesday, December 3, 2008

Sketch Based Rapid Interaction Prototyping

Very interesting video here showing how designers can quickly visualize their interaction experience.

3D Sculpting/Sketching using ILoveSketch

In my opinion the greatest goal of all 2D or 3D graphics software is to maximize "imagination-to-creation" flow by minimizing anything that blocks intuitive processes. How well do you think the following software achieves this goal?
Link to website
Link to PDF research paper
Link to researcher Seok-Hyung Bae, Phd
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Free-Form 3D Creation using ShapeShop

Another great example of software that offers intuitive modeling features.
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Free-Form 3D Creation using FiberMesh

This is a great example of software that allows the user to generate free-form objects using very intuitive methods. Watch the video and see for yourself.

Wednesday, November 19, 2008

Refocus: Design for Humans

This is a very interesting article that highlights why relationships are what really what matter in the end.


link to story from Experience Matters

From the Mind's Eye into Reality




Imagination is the beginning of all things new. The process of bringing ideas and concepts from the mind's eye into reality has always intrigued me. The fact that every in the physical world originates from the unseen world of the imagination is quite amazing. The ability to see what is not visible is bring it to life is what makes mankind so unique.

I have decided to dedicate a section of this blog highlight those who have refined their skills of translating from the unseen realm (imagination) into the visible and physical world.

The following tutorials by the talented Michael DiTullo are helpful for the purpose of quickly getting what is in your mind's eye into reality using common graphic applications.

Link to tutorials

Thursday, August 21, 2008

Kick Butt Papervision3D Project in Cribscribble.com

Nice use of providing a palette of design tools and grouping them together in an intuitive way. This is only the beginning of web based 3D design.

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