New Possibilities for Refractory Castable
PDF file outlining the work of Artist Alasdair Bremner’s explorations in refectory castable ceramic at ECWC.
SolidWorks Fires Up Ceramic and Packaging Design for SACMI Group
SolidWorks Fires Up Ceramic and Packaging Design for SACMI Group
Article related to companies usage of 3D CAD programs.
The Virtual Reality Modeling Language in Art and Design Higher Education
The Virtual Reality Modeling Language in Art and Design Higher Education
Neil Ashdown outlines the benifets and possibilitys of using virtual reality in realtion to art and design (an example of a ceramic artists work is included).
Solar Module Lamp
Article showcasing the Solar Module Lamp, which is the ceramic tile with an inbuilt photoelectric cell and lighting module.
Talk About A Really Shiny Watch
Talk About A Really Shiny Watch
Showcase of conceptual ceramic watch at Yanko Design. Yanko Design is a web magazine dedicated to introducing the best modern international design, covering from industrial design, concepts, technology, interior design, architecture, exhibition and fashion.
The New Factory
Ceramics monthly article from February 2009
Article that focuses on rapid prototyped ceramic forms (including printing slip recipes).
Ceramic Industry
Ceramic Industry is a search engine for articles, products and companies related to the ceramic manufacturing industry.
Virtual Clay
University at Buffalo News Centre
Web article outlining use for new “virtual clay” sculpting tool
Emily Carr University of Arts + Design
Emily Carr University of Arts + Design – ceramic department blog
The Ceramics department at Emily Carr utilises both traditional and advanced (digital rendering, rapid prototyping, digital decal printing) ceramic techniques and applications.
Design Research-Stacking Plates1
Design Research | Stacking Plates 1
For images of the finalized artwork click HERE
Cross-section profile of the plate design. The plate has a unusually high foot (3 cm.) as well as an interior ridge for stacking the plates as if each was a lid added to the previous object.
Stacking Plates video