Studio Mode aka Messy Mode! My process for making 3D models is very illustrative and prominently analog throughout, due to my struggle with visualizing dimensions and relations. I find that physically drawing blueprints, concepts, and measurements not only clears that wall, but also helps me make more effective mental notes and purposeful decisions. This becomes especially important in streamlining more complex builds I have been taking on that push me out of my comfort zone

If you have yet to see the Metropolitan Museum of Art's latest fashion exhibition, Manus X Machina: Fashion in the Age of Technology, I highly recommend you go before it closes on August 14th! While I have my issues with the show, it is nonetheless a luxurious spectacle perfect for anyone needing a spark of inspiration. 3D printing was obviously featured, and the selected pieces showcased it in stunningly game-changing, unique ways I had never seen before. The show also has

In a similar vein to sarah's 5 faves, this week I'll be showing off some of my favorite ZBrush commands. These commands are useful to my daily workflow in ZBrush, and are in no particular order 1. Polygroup: Autogroup This handy feature helps isolate multiple parts of your model, using an algorithm that groups fused parts and floating parts separately. It's great when working with CT scan data that contains millions of triangles internal/external noise that you may want to q