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One of the old images of "Cabling" from the year 2007, showing "Cabling" running within the product OneSpace Designer.
The image shows, how the real diameter of a cable can be visualized to see the cable thicknes related isssues (location, bend radius, heating problems.etc). The use of 3D Cabling solutions allows engineers to completely develop a design in the virtual state, rather than having to build prototypes and then route cables through the completed machine.
This lovely lady was part designer and part model. She was explaining to me how some of the outfits were ones that she had cocreated and others she was modeling for a friend. The work was beautiful and she did a great job posing and taking direction. I loved her overall look as she transitioned between various outfits. I have one more of her that will processed soon that I can upload.
For most of her shots I turned down my large parabolic feel light/umbrella to almost 1 stop above ambient and the shoot through umbrella on the right was dialed to about 2-3 stops above ambient. From here I was shooting mostly to capture her as naturally as possible. This gave me a lot of room for what to do in post. Sometimes I get asked about what technique I use for this "strong" look. Well I can tell you it's not just upping the contrast or using curves. More often than not my technique for this is a mixture of either a black and white gradient map layer set to soft light as a blend mode. From there turn down the opacity of that layer until you find the strength and appearance you find most desirable. The biggest issue with this technique is dark tones go racing to solid black. So with a layer mask I dab back in all the low key areas so they blend better and don't look too overdone. In some of these shots you can see that her hair still has some detail and highlight in the front center area. That was removed from the gradient map layer with a mask. If the gradient map layer is too harsh, I do the exact same thing only this time I'll use a black and white adjustment layer, experiment with the presets or color sliders until I find the tones I want. You can also mess with the sliders after you've switched it to soft light and see what sort of different effects you get.
Mix and match a black and white adjustment layer set to soft light with a reduced opacity and then put a gradient map layer above that. This gives you an unbelievable amount of control for zoning different tones in the image.
I didn't remember to write this model/designer's name down but I hope we get to work together again in the future, she had some beautiful looks with her outfits.
Twitter: @lifebypixels
FramesLink is a PTC Creo (CoCreate) application for the design of frame structures and steel profiles. Due to the direct Modeling kernel it is very easy to work on profiles with any shape.
Hi, and good morning from Trondheim, Norway. I'm back from two epic days of talking about Smart and Sharing Cities, focusing on Circular Economy models and sustainability, with Ron Fry, founder of the Appreciative Inquiry method/practice.
Smile is organizing www.smice.nu
About Ron Fry and today's training:
Finding new Design Opportunities, forming Design Circles, framing Change Goals, and Prototyping Talk by Ron Fry - "Design Thinking and Doing" in Appreciative Inquiry
Giveaways!
If you miss Ron, here is a highlight from our days that you can watch repeatedly!
Here are also the slides enabling more profound studies and repetition!
Co-creating/Communicating
You are all invited to sign up for our Trello here.
trello.com/invite/b/BPBzBozf/c2fd29f751ec87c460a71b238357...
And yes, SMICE also has a wannabe group on Facebook.
Creo Elements/Direct Modeling is an advanced 3D CAD Solution based on "Direct modeling" technology. Direct Modeling features a new CAD design concept. It allows engineers to develop high precision 3D solid models without any parametric history based constraints. 3D Models from other CAD Systems can be imported into the Direct Modeling CAD Systems without any problems
With the help of SpaceCable solution a 3D Library of Electrical Elements can be created and managed for the purpose of Cable Harnessing
FramesLink based on PTC's Creo (CoCreate) is an easy-to-use and strong 3D CAD package to create frame structures and steel detailing. Due to the extensive usage of Direct Modeling kernel of Creo, frame structures can be created extremely fast.
Hi, and good morning from Trondheim, Norway. I'm back from two epic days of talking about Smart and Sharing Cities, focusing on Circular Economy models and sustainability, with Ron Fry, founder of the Appreciative Inquiry method/practice.
Smile is organizing www.smice.nu
About Ron Fry and today's training:
Finding new Design Opportunities, forming Design Circles, framing Change Goals, and Prototyping Talk by Ron Fry - "Design Thinking and Doing" in Appreciative Inquiry
Giveaways!
If you miss Ron, here is a highlight from our days that you can watch repeatedly!
Here are also the slides enabling more profound studies and repetition!
Co-creating/Communicating
You are all invited to sign up for our Trello here.
trello.com/invite/b/BPBzBozf/c2fd29f751ec87c460a71b238357...
And yes, SMICE also has a wannabe group on Facebook.
The photo is showing a typical cable harness. These kind of and more complex harnesses can be designed and manufactured with the SpaceCable solution
FramesLink is a "PTC Creo (CoCreate)" application to automate the design of frame structures and steel detailing. Due to the direct modeling kernel it is very fast and easy to create complex frame structures. You can even work directly on imported models.
Social media refers to the means of interactions among people in which they create, share, and exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.[1] Andreas Kaplan and Michael Haenlein define social media as "a group of Internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange ofuser-generated content.[2] Furthermore, social media depend on mobile and web-based technologies to create highly interactive platforms through which individuals and communities share, cocreate, discuss, and modify user-generated content. It introduces substantial and pervasive changes to communication between organizations, communities and individuals.[3]
Social media differentiates from traditional/industrial media in many aspects such as quality,[4] reach, frequency, usability, immediacy and permanence.[5] There are many effects that stem from internet usage. According to Nielsen, internet users continue to spend more time with social media sites than any other type of site. At the same time, the total time spent on social media in the U.S. across PC and mobile devices increased by 37 percent to 121 billion minutes in July 2012 compared to 88 billion minutes in July 2011.[6]
Much of the criticism of social media are about its exclusiveness as most sites do not allow the transfer of information from one to another, disparity of information available, issues with trustworthiness and reliability of information presented, concentration, ownership of media content, and the meaning of interactions created by social media. However, it is also argued that social media has positive effects such as allowing the democratization of the internet[7] while also allowing individuals to advertise themselves and form friendships.[8]
Most people associate social media with positive outcomes, yet this is not always the case. Due to the increase in social media websites, there seems to be a positive correlation between the usage of such media with cyber bullying, online sexual predators and the decrease in face-to-face interactions. Likewise, media seem to be influencing kids' lives in terms of exposing them to images of alcohol, tobacco, and sexual behaviors.[9] This issue is becoming even more prominent as kids are starting to engage with such media sites at younger ages. Instead of giving a kid a toy at the dinner table to keep them quiet, parents are now resorting to IPads and other technological devices that are more advanced. Kids are thus learning how to operate technological devices at ages where they are able to become experts as infants.
Modern social media first surfaced in the early 1990s. One of the first social media sites was created in 1994, and it was called "Geocities." The concept was for users to create their own websites, characterized by one of six "cities" that were known for certain characteristics. [10]
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media
Hi, and good morning from Trondheim, Norway. I'm back from two epic days of talking about Smart and Sharing Cities, focusing on Circular Economy models and sustainability, with Ron Fry, founder of the Appreciative Inquiry method/practice.
Smile is organizing www.smice.nu
About Ron Fry and today's training:
Finding new Design Opportunities, forming Design Circles, framing Change Goals, and Prototyping Talk by Ron Fry - "Design Thinking and Doing" in Appreciative Inquiry
Giveaways!
If you miss Ron, here is a highlight from our days that you can watch repeatedly!
Here are also the slides enabling more profound studies and repetition!
Co-creating/Communicating
You are all invited to sign up for our Trello here.
trello.com/invite/b/BPBzBozf/c2fd29f751ec87c460a71b238357...
And yes, SMICE also has a wannabe group on Facebook.
SpacePipe is a plant design and piping solution including a comprehensive range of pipes, fittings, flanges, valves, pumps etc www.spacepipe.info
Organizations are slowly moving from a less object-centric to a more customer centric approach where consumers actively participate in the development and co-create products and services.
Binlerce parƧadan oluÅan 3 Boyutlu bir CAD modeli, Kƶssler Åirketinin "Kaplan VKS-11.2/SK5" dĆ¼Åey spiral tĆ¼rbini. Direk modelleme bazlı yapısı ile ƶn plana Ƨıkan "Creo Elements/Direct" yazılımı, bƶyle bĆ¼yĆ¼k montajlarla sorunsuz olarak ƧalıÅabilir.
Daha fazla bilgi almak iƧin
Opdracht 6 Poƫtisch creƫren. Vertaal uw inspiratie van deze expeditiemiddag in een bewerking van het gedicht in de survivaltas
"en hoe zij tot hem opkeek als een stervend paard"
Lied Felix Strategier op tekst het huwelijk van Elschot nl.wikipedia.org/wiki/Het_Huwelijk
Een van de teams heeft zich laten inspireren door dit gedicht:
" want tussen droom en daad staan wetten in de weg en praktische bezwaren"
On Sep 13, 2018, I debuted my first "Co-Create" event at San Francisco Apple Store at Union Square. It is a hybrid form of a design talk followed by an interactive creative workshop with audience participation.
In my talk, I break down my creative process for designing iconic characters, such as the Twitter Fail Whale, the localization of Mickey Mouse for Disney Shanghai recruitment campaign, the dumpling emoji, as well as my newest character design inspired by the San Francisco sea lion; which not only allow audience to discover how culture elevates user experiences and drives business, but also provide them actionable steps to create. After the talk, audiences can get hands-on with iPad and Apple Pencil (Supply by the Apple Store or bring your own) to make colorful illustrations and captivating stories.
photo by: Harry McCracken
A simple harness showing connected components and cable paths.
These kind of and more complex harnesses can be designed and manufactured with the SpaceCable solution
Hi, and good morning from Trondheim, Norway. I'm back from two epic days of talking about Smart and Sharing Cities, focusing on Circular Economy models and sustainability, with Ron Fry, founder of the Appreciative Inquiry method/practice.
Smile is organizing www.smice.nu
About Ron Fry and today's training:
Finding new Design Opportunities, forming Design Circles, framing Change Goals, and Prototyping Talk by Ron Fry - "Design Thinking and Doing" in Appreciative Inquiry
Giveaways!
If you miss Ron, here is a highlight from our days that you can watch repeatedly!
Here are also the slides enabling more profound studies and repetition!
Co-creating/Communicating
You are all invited to sign up for our Trello here.
trello.com/invite/b/BPBzBozf/c2fd29f751ec87c460a71b238357...
And yes, SMICE also has a wannabe group on Facebook.
Social media refers to the means of interactions among people in which they create, share, and exchange information and ideas in virtual communities and networks.[1] Andreas Kaplan and Michael Haenlein define social media as "a group of Internet-based applications that build on the ideological and technological foundations of Web 2.0, and that allow the creation and exchange of user-generated content.[2] Furthermore, social media depend on mobile and web-based technologies to create highly interactive platforms via which individuals and communities share, cocreate, discuss, and modify user-generated content. It introduces substantial and pervasive changes to communication between organizations, communities and individuals.[3]
Social media differentiates from traditional/industrial media in many aspects such as quality,[4] reach, frequency, usability, immediacy and permanence.[5] There are many effects that stem from internet usage. According to Nielsen, internet users continue to spend more time with social media sites than any other type of site. At the same time, the total time spent on social media in the U.S. across PC and mobile devices increased by 37 percent to 121 billion minutes in July 2012 compared to 88 billion minutes in July 2011.[6]
Much of the criticism of social media are about its exclusiveness as most sites do not allow the transfer of information from one to another, disparity of information available, issues with trustworthiness and reliability of information presented, concentration, ownership of media content, and the meaning of interactions created by social media. However, it is also argued that social media has positive effects such as allowing the democratization of the internet[7] while also allowing individuals to advertise themselves and form friendships.[8]
Most people associate social media with positive outcomes, yet this is not always the case. Due to the increase in social media websites, there seems to be a positive correlation between the usage of such media with cyber bullying, online sexual predators and the decrease in face-to-face interactions. Likewise, media seem to be influencing kids' lives in terms of exposing them to images of alcohol, tobacco, and sexual behaviors.[9] This issue is becoming even more prominent as kids are starting to engage with such media sites at younger ages. Instead of giving a kid a toy at the dinner table to keep them quiet, parents are now resorting to IPads and other technological devices that are more advanced. Kids are thus learning how to operate technological devices at ages where they are able to become experts as infants.
Modern social media first surfaced in the early 1990s. One of the first social media sites was created in 1994, and it was called "Geocities." The concept was for users to create their own websites, characterized by one of six "cities" that were known for certain characteristics. [10]
Source: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Social_media
"What is your question about how to build a better future?"
Asked to participants at Gathering 2011
Melbourne, Australia
Photo by Courtney Crow
@CourtneyCrow
Hi, and good morning from Trondheim, Norway. I'm back from two epic days of talking about Smart and Sharing Cities, focusing on Circular Economy models and sustainability, with Ron Fry, founder of the Appreciative Inquiry method/practice.
Smile is organizing www.smice.nu
About Ron Fry and today's training:
Finding new Design Opportunities, forming Design Circles, framing Change Goals, and Prototyping Talk by Ron Fry - "Design Thinking and Doing" in Appreciative Inquiry
Giveaways!
If you miss Ron, here is a highlight from our days that you can watch repeatedly!
Here are also the slides enabling more profound studies and repetition!
Co-creating/Communicating
You are all invited to sign up for our Trello here.
trello.com/invite/b/BPBzBozf/c2fd29f751ec87c460a71b238357...
And yes, SMICE also has a wannabe group on Facebook.