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Ann Marie ShillitoDesigner maker / jeweller

Author of ‘Digital Crafts: Industrial Technologies for Applied Artists and Designer Makers’Founder and CEO of Anarkik3D Ltd

Honorary Research Fellow, Edinburgh College of Art

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Anarkik3D Design:3D haptic modelling using a

force feedback device for real sense of touch and movement

in 3 dimensions

To quote Peter Dormer:“It is not craft as ‘handicraft’ that defines contemporary

craftsmanship:it is craft as knowledge that empowers a maker to take

charge of technology.”

The tools we use as humans are extensions of our bodies. It is not hands that have built our world, it is tools we

have made. Peter Musson 2011

Michael Eden: ceramics

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Lynn MacLachlan: uses coding (Grasshopper) for precision based

3D printed jewellery.

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Jae-won Yoon: designed using CAD, 3D

printed/cast units coupled with Mokumegane

Combining advantages of traditional skills and methods with cutting-edge technology:

7 Days 7 Stools collection by Thorsten Franck, 2014 Printer: Delta, extrusion.

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Ceramic forms by Jonathan Keep http://www.keep-art.co.uk

Delta 3D printer to extrude clay

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Esteban Schunemann:extruding precious metal clay

(silver)

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Diego Zamora: PhD Project: 3D printing directly onto fabric

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Main image: The Verlan dress, from Francis Bitonti’s

project with students

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Noa Raviv:

3D printed fashion

An award winner at the 3DPrintShow in London in Sept 2014.

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Flowing fabric by Nervous System. An X-Ray of the chain mail like material

reveals the hidden hinges.

Nervous System: bespoke software, Kinematics, breaks down 3D CAD model into tessellated, triangular segments of varying sizes. Use of algorithms to add hinges, fold into smallest possible volume to optimize 3D printing process.

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Detail: links 3D-printed in nylon. The stole was printed off as a single piece.

This piece exhibited at the 3DPrintShow, London, Sept 2014.

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And then there are the 3D printed shoe designs:

By United Nude founder, Rem D Koolhaas

Rem D Koolhaas enlisted architects Zaha Hadid, Ben van Berkel & Fernando Romero, & designers Michael Young & Ross

Lovegrove to design sculptural shoes made entirely on a 3D printer.

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For Milan 2015 .

3D printed necklace by Han-Yin Hsu of Los Angeles17

Flowers by Darlene Farris LaBar as digital images, unpainted 3D prints and painted 3D prints

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Eyewear by Bizeyes: brilliant and fun

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More eyewear by Bizeyes

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My move to digital: 1990 ….• 2D CAD: laser cutting • 3D CAD printing

Rhino (old version 3)

How then to get a 3D digital model?

To 3D print you need a digital 3D model, in a specific format. Having a good 3D model is critical!

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‘Tacitus’ Research Project 2000 – 2004Proof of Concept Awards 2005 - 2006

investigating haptic technology as a more intuitive way of working digitally in 3D for designer makers/applied artists

Ann Marie Shillito: Principle Investigator,Edinburgh College of Art: Research Fellow

Dr. Mark Wright: Co-InvestigatorUniversity of Edinburgh. Research Fellow (EdVEC/Informatics)

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WIMP: windows/ Icon/ mouse/

pointer

Standard 3DStudioMAX

Reachin: haptics / stereovisual/6DoF / co-location

3D graphics app developed in-house

2003. Comparison study: conventional WIMP interface V Reachin interface. Tacitus Research Project.

Methodologies: Qualitative : Nasa Taskload, SUS. Quantitative : time, number of mouse clicks

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Proof of Concept: DrawnReality Project: Designers included:

Hazel White, David Poston, Adam Paxon, Anne Finlay, Birgit Laken and Suzanne Esser

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Proof of Concept: DrawnReality Project: 3D printed objects from designs by:

Hazel White, David Poston, Anne Finlay and Suzanne Esser

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Company founded 2006/2007. Spin-out from the Tacitus Research Project (ECA and University of

Edinburgh) 2000 - 2004:

Anarkik 3D Design is haptic 3D modelling software

Creative freedom: suits all ages. • Non-CAD users

• Serendipity as default

Haptic = virtual touch• Robust 3DoF haptic device:

• coherent 3D interaction• easy navigation

• intuitive to learn/use• non complex interface

• straight forward range of tools

Great for output to 3D printing

Doing something right!• 2008. develop own brand product: Anarkik3D

Design as affordable haptic 3D sketch modelling package for Creative sector• Application: 3D printing, CNC milling

• 2007-2009. SMART Award, SE Business Support• 2011. Finalist: educational Bett Award

• 2013. Winner: 3DPrintShow Global Award - Best Consumer Software

• 2014. Finalist: 3DPrintShow Global Award - Best Consumer Software

• Nov 2014 and Nov 2015. Innovate UK Award re. Learning Technology – to develop haptic platform.

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Farah BandookwalaUsing Rhino with Anarkik 3D

Design and combining different materials

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New: Anarkik 3D Design version 3: non complex interface

Example: Creating torus of different proportions, controlled with Alt key. Scaling using x, y or z keys and moving haptic device grasp in any direction. Easy! Fun, serious fun.

3D printing: my materials

Top row: 3D printed paper necklace.

Rings in PLA, paper and in bronze,

Bottom left: pendants in polyamide,

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2 rings by Birgit Laken, 3D printed in polyamide, dyed & hand finished. Professional designer makers and applied artists

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Right and below. By Farah Bandookwala: magnet pins & rings, 3D printed in

polyamide & dyed, backs 3D printed in steel

Symbiotic Love Collection

Elizabeth Armour. 3D printed (polyamide), dyed, silver

& pearls. (3DPrintShow Global Awards 2014 Finalist: Rising

Star)

3D Consequences Pilot Project

• Collaboration & stretching the scope of their imagination• 4 designers makers: swop digital models: 3 iterations• Educational: one newbie supported to 3D digitally model for 3D printing

3D Consequences Pilot Project• 12 digital models for 3D printing• 9 3D printed models: sponsorship from Sculpteo

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Designs created on a 1 day course using Anarkik 3D Design kit.

Designed for 3D printing.

By 6 jewellery students at Fife College.

Sponsored by Anarkik3D and Sculpteo

HandMadeByMachine Exhibition, 2014.6 models: 3D printed & hand finished

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working with Mcor to develop our capabilty for models to be 3D printed in colour in paper on Mcor’s IRIS 3D printer

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Necklace: 3D printed in colour in paper on

Mcor’s IRIS machine

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2 day workshop for 10 people to learn about 3D modelling for 3D printing, assisted by Elizabeth Armour.

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Some of the designs created by the people on the 2 day

workshop

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Sandra’s work

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Get it right for designer makers and applied artists and it will be right for other creatives too. Great for schools.

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Be inspired because as designer makers you do have the means to participate in these exciting technologies.

info@anarkik3d.co.uk http://anarkik3d.co.uk anarkik3d.wordpress.com @anarkik3d @anarkymarie Anarkik 3D Design https://www.pinterest.com/anarkik3d/

Images above: Version 3 Splash Screen, screen capture of torus scaling, two models by Birgit Laken, May 2015, trying out Anarkik 3D Design 3D modelling package version 3.

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3D digital data gives access to 3D printing.

Process for 3D Printing:Digital model ‘bacon-sliced.

Digital slices sent to printer

Layers physically built into 3D object.Different systems, range of materials.

(3a) Extrusions: plastics, edibles, composites

(3b) Sintered: plastics, starches, metals

Other materials/systems: resin, paper

Marcus Kayser:sintering desert sand.

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3D printed titanium rings: selective laser melting used to fuse very fine titanium powder Final object finished by hand.Designed with CAD by Cinnamon Lee

Blender: free but complex

Sculptris: free 3D modelling software, fun, engaging way to

start digital sculpting

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Companies, groups & individuals developing other software types & methods for creating 3D digital forms!

TinkerCAD

123D Design

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Unfold

Towards a more inclusive gestural system for digital form-making.

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Kathryn Hinton

Towards a more inclusive haptic system for digital form-making.