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This is a picture that evolved into some cube based spaces, with at least one bulging into a more spherical form.
The Kinetic Cube is an alternate build using only the parts in the Kinetic Sphere.
The Sphere is now a project on Lego Ideas!
Paper: 7.5 cm Harmony Corona
Modules: 6
Model: Meenakshi Mukerji
Book: Exquisite Modular Origami II p. 74/5
Made the vertex holes a larger. A nice Hydrangea variant which can be tessellated of course.
Cube House Rotterdam.
Taken with my Canon F1n 20-35 3.5l on Ilford HP5 developed in Ultrafin liquid.
Name: Dragonfruit Cube (Fruit series)
Designer: Natalia Romanenko
Units: 24
Paper: 5*7.5 cm (2:3)
Final height: ~ 7.5 cm
Joint: no glue
A new MFZ squad.
White Spider (Center Front): 2Rh+d8/1Gd8/2W.
Green Strafer (Center Rear): 2Rd+d8/1G/2W.
Yellow Sniper (Left): 2Rd/2Y/2W.
Red Rover (Right): 2Ra+d8/1G/2W.
My new love. Traded my old titanium PowerBook for this little 450Mhz G4 Cube & 17" display yesterday. The little thing runs Tiger brilliantly with 1.5GB of ram and a 140GB hdd. I'll eventually hook it up to our big screen and use it to surf the net and act as a media center. Hopefully I'll be able to do a processor upgrade and get Leopard to run on it as well!
Courageous cube print composed of hand drawn elements and digitally manipulated photos.
edition of 10
8.5 × 11 Archival inkjet print
available on Supermarket
For ODC III- Cube- Topic for Saturday, 31 March
Glass ice cubes from Simon Pearce in Vermont. These are normally on one of my bookshelves.
NeXT Cube front side. This is a NeXTdimension (PAL) Turbo Cube. It has 64MB RAM and a 2GB Fast SCSI disk running OPENSTEP 4.2.
My life in the cube farm. What do you not see is that behind me is a floor-to-ceiling window with a blind on it. Yay natural light! I keep the blind about half-lowered so as not to create glare on my monitor, but it's a fantastic amenity to have.
The cube itself is on a corner of the floor, so it's fairly isolated. I have neighbors in front and to the right. The front neighbor spends a lot of time on the phone, but that's what noise-reducing headphones are for. The neighbor to the right is my boss, who is very quiet and works from home two days a week anyway.
To the left is a wall. It's the conference room wall, so every once in a while that gets noisy, but it also allows me to hang my whiteboard, which, after the computer, is probably my most important tool. There is also a spare chair against that wall, since I do regularly have people in my cube for collaborative purposes.
Also not shown is the rest of the cube itself. On the shelf are copies of the organization's publications, which I actually do read just to learn a bit more about our members and what they do. The desk part is pretty bare; since I work with digital media, I rarely have occasion to collect paper in my cube, and that's often the first thing new employees comment on when they come see me.
Droid Embryo Cube.
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Processed in Paintshop Pro x6, objects generated in Daz3D, rendered in 3Delight, thanks for the interest. :-D
some letter cubes spilled out on glass tiles...the touch up I did with Picnik (which I thought turned out decent enough for the 10 minutes I spent on it!).