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This case study documents Lucy Robertson's experience learning 3D modeling and 3D printing through Anarkik3D's "3D Consequences" project. Over approximately 24 hours of tutorials and projects, Lucy progressed from having no experience to completing three 3D printable designs. The project demonstrated that Anarkik 3D Design software is intuitive to learn and allows users to be creative from the start. It also positions the software as suitable for designers and artists interested in 3D modeling and 3D printing.
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The document discusses the creation of a necklace designed by Ann Marie Shillito, CEO of Anarkik3D, using paper 3D printing technology from Mcor. The production process involved careful extraction of pieces from a printed block and integrating them into a wearable, eco-friendly design. The necklace is intended to promote Anarkik3D's software and will be part of a customizable collection featuring works from various designer makers.Haptic 3D modelling software: its development. PPPresentation at 3DPrintShow ...
Haptic 3D modelling software: its development. PPPresentation at 3DPrintShow ...Ann Marie Shillito, FRSA
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Anarkik3D, led by Ann Marie Shillito, offers innovative haptic 3D modeling software aimed at making 3D design more accessible and intuitive, especially for non-CAD users. The document discusses the evolution of 3D printing technology, emphasizing the importance of software in empowering designer makers and applied artists. It highlights various projects, awards, and collaborations that showcase the capabilities and applications of Anarkik3D's design tools in creative fields.Introduction to 3D printing and its applications within Art and Design
Introduction to 3D printing and its applications within Art and DesignAnn Marie Shillito, FRSA
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The document outlines a presentation by Ann Marie Shillito about 3D printing and its applications in applied arts and design, highlighting various types of 3D printers and materials used. It emphasizes the transformative potential of 3D printing technology in crafting, art, and practical applications such as jewelry, prosthetics, and fashion. The presentation also discusses the importance of acquiring good digital models for successful 3D printing.Passionate about 3D printing - but can't do CAD
Passionate about 3D printing - but can't do CADAnn Marie Shillito, FRSA
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Ann Marie Shillito is a designer and software entrepreneur who founded Anarkik3D Ltd to create accessible 3D modeling software. She struggled to learn CAD programs as a designer maker but went on to receive funding for the Tacitus Research Project investigating more intuitive digital design tools. This led her to develop Anarkik 3D Design software and spin out her company from the research in 2007. The document then provides examples of how 3D printing has been used across different applications like jewelry, ceramics, fashion and more, with details on the printers and materials used. It emphasizes making digital design more accessible and empowering makers through technology.Creative Digital Anarky: 3D modelling for 3D printing
Creative Digital Anarky: 3D modelling for 3D printingAnn Marie Shillito, FRSA
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Ann Marie Shillito, a designer and author, discusses the integration of industrial technologies in crafting, emphasizing that modern craftsmanship is defined by knowledge rather than mere handicraft. The document highlights various applications of 3D printing and digital design, showcasing contributions from multiple designers, including techniques and materials used in contemporary jewelry and art. Additionally, the Anarkik 3D software is introduced as a user-friendly tool allowing non-CAD users to engage in creative 3D modeling and printing.'Digitools for tangible 3D creativity'
'Digitools for tangible 3D creativity'Ann Marie Shillito, FRSA
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The document discusses advancements in 3D creativity tools, focusing on the democratization of 3D printing and virtual 3D touch technologies. It highlights platforms like Ponoko and Shapeways that enable users to design and manufacture their own objects affordably and easily. The future of personal manufacturing is explored, emphasizing potential shifts in consumer behavior and the implications for traditional manufacturing processes.Anarkik3D presentation at Thrive 11022110
Anarkik3D presentation at Thrive 11022110Ann Marie Shillito, FRSA
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Anarkik3D Ltd developed the Cloud9 application, a user-friendly 3D haptic sketch and modeling tool for various users including professionals and amateurs, emphasizing accessibility and affordability. The company focuses on combining innovative technology and applied arts, with successful collaborations and market positioning through educational kits and haptic devices. Anarkik3D aims to disrupt traditional CAD systems by offering a playful, intuitive approach to 3D modeling and printing, supported by a business model that encourages rapid development and adaptation.DISTANCE Project: Using your maker's tacit knowledge to design in Virtual Rea...
DISTANCE Project: Using your maker's tacit knowledge to design in Virtual Rea...Ann Marie Shillito, FRSA
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Haptic 3D modelling software: its development. PPPresentation at 3DPrintShow ...
Haptic 3D modelling software: its development. PPPresentation at 3DPrintShow ...Ann Marie Shillito, FRSA
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