3D-printers. To help contemporary artists?
 

Discussed somewhere 3D- printers and the impact of technology on the art process. It turns out that technology far ahead .

Here's what they write : http://www.3dnews.ru/news/639750?topblock

Enrico Dini created D-Shape printer can print a two storey building with all rooms, staircases , pipes, walls , using only sand and an inorganic compound. Fortress of the material obtained is comparable with reinforced concrete, and looks like a marble. On execution speed printing at home is time- only 25 %of the normal period of construction of such facilities.

House - well, but one American printed on 3D printer rifle.
Added some metal parts and voila, you can shoot :)>


http://haveblue.org/?p=1041


That, I believe, a real breakthrough

This is fantastic.
Really it's not just on paper?

Autumn went to an exhibition of woodworking and saw first-hand how to get out of a carved oak blanks , so all hard carved legs for stola.Okazyvaetsya 3D technology used in furniture that has davno.I curved furniture , which we see in the stores , often for - carvers masters has nothing . Embroidered on the machines for weaving machines , carving machines do .... I guess that in the near future, any manual labor is considered a hobby

Cool, Cho ... Meanwhile in Russia
 :D>

To hammer popular theme " vintage " - Soviet tights 30 years ago , wallets with Soviet symbols , etc. are advertised as " vintage" - are entitled. But the money is not there. As there are none , for example , in normal hours. For example , Omega Seamster suspended in the shop is $ 2,500 , and a little second-hand at auction - 1500-1800 U.S. There are, of course, and spectacular examples of investment , but not easy.

Have.

Usually vintage - is that at least 30 and not older than 60, then have antiques.

They are really expensive?
That's the same weird.

Here's the bag:

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Victoria Beckham, for example, handbags kolektsioniruet : her favorite model - the cult of Birkin Hermes, where the average price is $ 40 thousand Collection Victoria Beckham has more than 30 Birkin bags valued at $ 1.5 million
But , by the way , and she launched a line of accessories : bags Victoria Beckham brand sold almost the same price as the creations of famous leather brands Louis Vuitton and Hermes. Prices range from $ 1.2 thousand for the purse to $ 30 thousand per bag alligator .
The entire collection of Victoria Beckham was created by hand in Italy. The interior of the bag is finished tanned sheep skin.

But there is still expensive handbags - famous classic Chanel 2.55 .

Victoria Beckham, for example, handbags kolektsioniruet : her favorite model - the cult of Birkin Hermes, where the average price is $ 40 thousand Collection Victoria Beckham has more than 30 Birkin bags valued at $ 1.5 million
But , by the way , and she launched a line of accessories : bags Victoria Beckham brand sold almost the same price as the creations of famous leather brands Louis Vuitton and Hermes. Prices range from $ 1.2 thousand for the purse to $ 30 thousand per bag alligator .
The entire collection of Victoria Beckham was created by hand in Italy.
The interior of the bag is finished tanned sheep skin.

But there is still expensive handbags - famous classic Chanel 2.55 .

what next, electronic art?
 

Technology goes farther. Probably is not far off a breakthrough in optical character recognition and analysis of images of paintings. The idea of ​​living art may hold a competent training, the computer learned to distinguish the strong from the weak painting. As technical help for the search of interesting patterns for later otsmotra man - quite amiss.


IBM developers complain that computers today understand the meaning of an image only on text tags and name (the actual content of the image remains for computers beyond understanding). But scientists do not lose heart and work hard to learn computer systems by analyzing the pixels to understand the meaning of the image, as it does people.

Opportunity to gain knowledge of computer visual data will have a significant impact on health care, retail, and agriculture, confident IBM. Thus, the technique can analyze the images of computer tomography, X-rays and ultrasound findings, while recognizing subtle or invisible to the human eye detail.

Read more: http://top.rbc.ru/economics/31/01/2013/842964.shtml

sculptures of people make in fotobudkah
 

Technology went to the people.
Japanese made fotobudki: you come, you scan and 3D-printer gives your sculpture up to 20 cm


http://www.omote3d.com/