Cut Plywood Relief Sculptures Embedded with Mandalas and Geometric Patterns – Gabriel Schama
Here’s a few recent works by Oakland artist Gabriel Schama (previously here and here) who designs elaborately layered wood relief sculptures with the help of a laser cutter. The pieces are cut from a variety of different plywoods which he layers to create varying images of the human form, architectural studies, and mandala-like patterns. You…
Lasercut Loveliness: Ian Penney’s Filigree Collection
We have collaborated with paper artist Ian Penney to create the Filigree collection, an exquisitely dreamy quartet of lasercut Greeting Cards. The Filigree collection is a dazzling interplay between the delicate and the bold, as the intricate lace-like lasercutting is drenched in punchy block colours that contrast crisply with the background. The resulting silhouette effect…
Kirsty Baynham Q & A
Engravers Dungeon Laser Etches Pine Movie Posters | Woodworking Network
Engraver`s Dungeon was formed by a team of graphic designers and engineers passionate about science fiction, space, physics and horror movies. Using laser engraving the UK-based group combines its technical experience with its passion for the subjects. To create a laser engraved wood poster, they combine traditional woodcraft with advanced design programs. All the posters…
Alexander McQueen | Studded laser-cut leather sandals | NET-A-PORTER.COM
Heel measures approximately 135mm/ 5.5 inches with a 25mm/ 1 inch platform Pastel-pink leather Buckle-fastening ankle strap; Source: Alexander McQueen | Studded laser-cut leather sandals | NET-A-PORTER.COM
Toast: iPhone case
These were an interesting idea around 3 or 4 years ago – a slice of laser engraved veneer which you stick directly onto your iphone. They looked great, but functionally they weren’t so good. Problem was they didn’t protect the most vulnerable parts of your phone – the edges – as they weren’t actually a…
MIT’s Mediated Matter Group Unveils Transparent Glass 3D Printer
The innovations just keep on coming in the 3D printing world. Today we have 3D printed glass – tomorrow, what next? Personally, I can see great potential for this in the arts and crafts world. Larger objects as opposed to jewellery, although it’s dependent on the nozzle size to a certain extent. 3D printed…