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A challenging shoot due to lack of light if not darkness, no lighting, no speedbooster and a cropped frame sensor! The image noise makes me a bit sick but the angles were just too good to leave them out!
You can sometimes use disadvantage to your, well advantage, as was the case on this shoot: amidst the darkness there was a glow around the subjects...
A chiropractor in training doing his job in Barcelona!
The first piece of Kinematics clothing, a 3D-printed nylon bodice, will be debuted in New York City this week at the opening of the exhibition “Coding the Body” at apexart. The bodice is composed of 1,320 unique hinged pieces and was 3D-printed as a single part. In order to fit the bodice into the printer and minimize the space it took up in the machine, the design was printed in a flattened form that was designed with Nervous System’s “Kinematics” folding software. The bodice was wearable straight out of the printer; no pieces were manually assembled and no fasteners were added. The back features integrated 3D-printed snaps for fastening the garment.
The first piece of Kinematics clothing, a 3D-printed nylon bodice, will be debuted in New York City this week at the opening of the exhibition “Coding the Body” at apexart. The bodice is composed of 1,320 unique hinged pieces and was 3D-printed as a single part. In order to fit the bodice into the printer and minimize the space it took up in the machine, the design was printed in a flattened form that was designed with Nervous System’s “Kinematics” folding software. The bodice was wearable straight out of the printer; no pieces were manually assembled and no fasteners were added. The back features integrated 3D-printed snaps for fastening the garment.
The first piece of Kinematics clothing, a 3D-printed nylon bodice, will be debuted in New York City this week at the opening of the exhibition “Coding the Body” at apexart. The bodice is composed of 1,320 unique hinged pieces and was 3D-printed as a single part. In order to fit the bodice into the printer and minimize the space it took up in the machine, the design was printed in a flattened form that was designed with Nervous System’s “Kinematics” folding software. The bodice was wearable straight out of the printer; no pieces were manually assembled and no fasteners were added. The back features integrated 3D-printed snaps for fastening the garment.
our booth at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair.
We exhibited our Hyphae lamp family which consists of one of a kind 3D printed LED lamps. And customizable tables created by our Radiolaria app.
our booth at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair.
We exhibited our Hyphae lamp family which consists of one of a kind 3D printed LED lamps. And customizable tables created by our Radiolaria app.
‘The nervous system is composed of a network of neurons and other supportive cells (such as glial cells). Neurons form functional circuits, each responsible for specific tasks to the behaviors at the organism level.’ [Wikipedia/Neuroscience]
Hooded Sweatshirt, Sweatshirt, Long Sleeve T-shirt, T-shirt, Sleeveless T-shirt.
Go to online store: www.printfection.com/brainfood-clothing
our booth at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair.
We exhibited our Hyphae lamp family which consists of one of a kind 3D printed LED lamps. And customizable tables created by our Radiolaria app.
The first piece of Kinematics clothing, a 3D-printed nylon bodice, will be debuted in New York City this week at the opening of the exhibition “Coding the Body” at apexart. The bodice is composed of 1,320 unique hinged pieces and was 3D-printed as a single part. In order to fit the bodice into the printer and minimize the space it took up in the machine, the design was printed in a flattened form that was designed with Nervous System’s “Kinematics” folding software. The bodice was wearable straight out of the printer; no pieces were manually assembled and no fasteners were added. The back features integrated 3D-printed snaps for fastening the garment.
My new book about facial cupping.
For health practitioners, beauticians, SPA or for everyone!Find more than 20 accessible application protocols.Treat your orofacial pain with suction cups.Use explanatory diagrams and photos!The present work focuses on the neurological action of the suction cups and more precisely on the sensitive cutaneous nerves of the face and the neck. However, the finesse of neuroanatomy invites us to use complementary methods (cervical hammock, massage stick, gua sha, tuning fork, etc.). The protocols presented are accessible to all in their basic principles. You don't need to be an osteopath or specialist.Treat orofacial but also nuchal pain at home or in the practitioner's office.This book is a source of inspiration for all therapists in alternative therapy and more specifically in cupping.Facial pain is mainly of trigeminal origin. The nerve of the sensitivity of the face and the neck is the trigeminal nerve. However, we will study the greater occipital nerve to treat facial or cervical pain.Part n° 1 with a basic pain relief protocol and 9 facial cupping protocols. They can be put together like a puzzle. Also, find new concepts of neuro-facelifting!The parts n° 2 and n° 3 are deepenings of knowledge of the first part with the details of nerve connections and on the trigeminal nerve.Part n° 4 is an application of suction cups to the eleven cutaneous nerves of the face. The eleven nerves will be described with techniques, anatomy and can be the subject of an isolated protocol. It completes like a puzzle, the nine protocols of part 1 with details for experimental neuro-facelifting.Part n° 5 is a detailed and original description of the greater occipital nerve that will inspire therapists a lot.
our booth at the International Contemporary Furniture Fair.
We exhibited our Hyphae lamp family which consists of one of a kind 3D printed LED lamps. And customizable tables created by our Radiolaria app.