by r'honest | Jun 22, 2016 | 3D PRINTING, WORKSHOPS
As part of a guest lecture at NHTV Hotel and Facility Management about prototyping I created a 3D printed trophy for the best failure of the day. We wanted to communicate how important it is in a design process to dare and make mistakes. Lemon is a synonym for failure, but when life gives you lemons – make lemonade.! Just like the invention of Post-It’s: a failure in glue development made it semi-sticky. Someone made the very smart call to turn it into a product you can easily peel off....
by r'honest | Jun 15, 2016 | 3D PRINTING, ALL, PROJECTS
3D print of Emmett’s heart gears model (http://www.thingiverse.com/thing:243278). mechanized and adapted with symbols, which allow Marquis Events to explain their corporate identity. The heart represents an event, and instead of looking at events as fragmented occurrences Marquis develops event concepts that move from ideation to event to evaluation to ideation again, moving forward in a continuous dynamic....
by r'honest | Jun 1, 2016 | 3D CAD, 3D PRINTING
Design of a racket split open as if it were a flower. A trophy for the RICOH OPEN tennis tournament in Rosmalen, 2016. ...
by r'honest | Apr 4, 2016 | 3D PRINTING, RESEARCH
I shaped this 3D printed aluminum bell cover like a parrot, to remind me about my grandfather (and his favorite bird) every time I get on the bike that I inherited from him.
by r'honest | Mar 21, 2016 | WORKSHOPS
An evening full of inspiring stories and examples about the world of 3D printing. This group of over 50 people featured many interested makers (to be), which allowed me to go into quite some depth regarding the design of 3D...
by r'honest | Dec 15, 2015 | WORKSHOPS
An introductory pilot session about 3D printing, using my Felix 2.0 for demonstration and TinkerCAD software to teach the basics....
by r'honest | Nov 25, 2015 | 3D CAD, 3D PRINTING, ALL, PROJECTS
I recreated the Fire Stage of Loveland 2015 to be 3D printed in Full Color Sandstone. It was used as a gift within the team that organized this...
by r'honest | Nov 17, 2015 | 3D PRINTING, ALL, PROJECTS
Tangible translation of a big construction company’s identity, for a business to business pitch. Core values: Family Constructive Independence (Safety) Innovative projects: IJDock BIM Platform Wind energy parks...
by r'honest | Nov 11, 2015 | WORKSHOPS
Together with Birgit Laken and Anarkik3D we organized a Haptic Design workshop at MakerPoint, using Falcon mice that allow users to transform their 3D primitives with force...
by r'honest | Oct 21, 2015 | 3D PRINTING, RESEARCH
This contest challenged us with the question: How can you combine the soft sector of care with the hard material steel in a meaningful way.? We chose a very specific target group: people in a wheelchair, and decided not to focus on their limitation – but rather on the advantage their limitation, and how to share that advantage. We created a foldable chair which can be employed by the wheelchair users themselves to invite people to sit with them when the occasion calls for it. The movement performed to fold out the chair is inviting in itself, and the variable angle in which it can be applied combined with its close proximity to the permanent seat create a personal and informal interaction platform. Inviting someone to the same level can completely change the dynamics of a conversation, making our wheelchair-chair a welcome addition to the care sector of...
