It’s Showcase time. Celebrate great 3D design and super-fast 3D visualization from around the world, and share what inspires you too.
What do you need to know? What do you have? What effect do you want to achieve? What? What?
Questions………. Questions………. Questions……….
Well I am please to tell you can do just about all you need to. Have a look at the questions from customers. Ring any bells. Maybe there are questions we have not answered? Let
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Robin is Autodesk's Design Solution Consultant. He's responsible for pre- & post-sales and technical marketing. He has a degree in Industrial Design and a wealth of industry experience. Go on, ask him a question...
The Digital Prototyping Forum will be taking place on Wednesday 3rd November 2010 at the Belfry Hotel in Wishaw, Sutton Coldfield
Come and listen to presentations by Autodesk experts and pick up invaluable tips and tricks to help you in your everyday work.
Benefit from the experiences of other users. Autodesk customers will be discussing their projects
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Robin is Autodesk's Design Solution Consultant. He's responsible for pre- & post-sales and technical marketing. He has a degree in Industrial Design and a wealth of industry experience. Go on, ask him a question...
It seems like no time at all since we launched our quest to find the best 3D visualization talent that the UK has to offer, but after a month of entry gathering and judging, we’re pleased to announce winners of our 3D Star competition.
So, we at the Design Visualisation blog would like to extend a huge congratulations to Joseph Thomas (http://www.wonder-vision.com), Tarik Ali (http://www.tarik-ali.co.uk) and Simeon Patarozliev (http://www.spatarozliev.co.uk/), whose entries impressed our judges.
Finally a big thanks to everyone who submitted their showreels, blogs, images and design visualization treats to our competition. There were loads of fantastic entries, and it was really enjoyable to sift through so many outstanding examples of 3d visualization and design.
Jackie is part of the Marketing Team at Autodesk and loves great design - so send her something cool...
Here at the Showcase blog, we’re pleased as punch with the quality of the entries that our 3D Star competition generated – once again, big thanks to all who entered!
With the competition now closed, we’ve been sifting through the entries to find the submissions that met our criteria and level of quality for entry into the final four places on our competition shortlist.
So, without further ado, the entries that reached the shortlist stage are as follows…
Here’s a big round of applause and congratulations to you guys! Our judges have now begin the process of deliberating and mulling to find our ultimate winner and two runners-up.
Keep your eyes on the blog for the announcement to follow Wednesday 25th August.
Jackie is part of the Marketing Team at Autodesk and loves great design - so send her something cool...
Clothes hangers – no, wait, please come back! – might not be the most interesting topic to kick off our weekly sideways look at design visualization, but stick with us and you’ll be pleasantly surprised by these aeronautically inclined designs by Epicenter Design posted on design(dot)fr:
Jackie is part of the Marketing Team at Autodesk and loves great design - so send her something cool...
A big THANK YOU to all our wonderful entrants who submitted their showreels, blogs, images and design visualization treats to our competition.
The competition closed at 11:59pm last night.
A blog post announcing our shortlist of winners will be posted on Friday, with the winners being announced next week.
Jackie is part of the Marketing Team at Autodesk and loves great design - so send her something cool...
If, like me, you suffer from ‘tangled cable-itis’, this new product from Blue Lounge will be a godsend. Featured on the Naxmix website, this aesthetically pleasing cable storage box is designed to fit in with the Apple style mindset, as you can no doubt see from the pictures (a mix of actual product shots and a 3D design visualization):
Jackie is part of the Marketing Team at Autodesk and loves great design - so send her something cool...
Exciting news for motorheads has been posted on Car Body Design: Mini are set to join the WRC from 2011. Yes, everyone’s favourite tiny car manufacturer is heading back into the wild and wonderful world of rallying, and if this great looking design concept is anything to go by, the car will be a stunner:
And finally, here’s a video demonstrating that the power of Elvis knows no bounds with a 3D visualization tour of Graceland in… Denmark?
I’m sure the King himself would have loved it.
Jackie is part of the Marketing Team at Autodesk and loves great design - so send her something cool...
It’s been a little while since my last post, as there’s always things that get in the way. For Autodesk it’s been a busy couple of weeks – Robin has mentioned the Farnborough Air Show which looked amazing, and considering where our office is, we had some of the best seats in the house. But for me, my focus has also been on Siggraph.
If you haven’t heard of Siggraph, it’s an organisation which promotes the generation and distribution of computer graphics in general, and its various techniques. Every year there is a large Siggraph conference in the US, where the industry converges to see the latest technology on show. There is also a huge range of talks and white papers about new and exciting tech.
Graham Bell is an Application Engineer with Autodesk. He's responsible for activity around Maya, Softimage, Motionbuilder, and Mudbox. Graham has over 15 years experience in the Games, Film and TV industries.
For those of you not aware, the Farnborough Air Show has been on this week. Not only has there been some fantastic aerobatics and sound-defying jets, check this out on the Northern Europe MFG blog.
If that was not enough, the creatives at Design FL have been busy developing a new concept for executive travel. This amazing looking aircraft chair is not just about the actual comfort of the occupant, but also the future of airline experiences and the space, purpose and social value and space of the aircraft.
Robin is Autodesk's Design Solution Consultant. He's responsible for pre- & post-sales and technical marketing. He has a degree in Industrial Design and a wealth of industry experience. Go on, ask him a question...
