Power Towers with Birds

Power Towers with Birds, originally uploaded by vodstrup.

OMG! Amazing! Click-the-pic to see more or go to vodstrup.

Quoted from flickr:
This is a macro shot of an image I made using CNC technology. Hand-stained paper is cut with a laser and then mounted between layers of glass.

United Nations of Cupco

United Nations of Cupco X Damion Silver, originally uploaded by Damion Silver.

By Damion Silver, read more at cupco.net

Acrylic Ping-Pong Paddle

"Acrylic Ping-Pong Paddle" 1, originally uploaded by Hendrick Falcon.

Very space age... Did they play ping-pong in "Logan's Run"?

Quoted from Flickr (click-the-pic to see/read more):

Made with laser cutter, made without glue, held together with pegs, etched lines, made of 2 layers for the paddle and 2 more for the handle.

Fluid Forms Laser Cutter in Action

Fluid Forms Laser Cutter in Action, originally uploaded by Fluid Forms.

Corian again... From Fluid Forms.

More Corian

Laser Cut Algorithm, originally uploaded by Fluid Forms.

From Fluid Forms.

TREAD INSTALLATION

TREAD INSTALLATION, originally uploaded by Caliper Studio.

The treads of these amazing stairs from Caliper Studio are laser cut from Corian - click-the-pic to see more including and amazing perspective section.

Buttons

Handle With Care Buttons, originally uploaded by fitheimaginator.

So cool, Click-the-pic to see more of the pillow and acrylic buttons and look at Wish You Were Here.

Laser Cut Fabric

Laser Cut Fabric, originally uploaded by The LADG.

I love how the simple laser cut lines create the dimensionality when the fabric is hung.

Haze

haze, originally uploaded by probablykat.

Judging by the tags this is laser cut from brass - very cool. Click-the-pic to see more.

Organza Flowers

organza flowers, originally uploaded by pompomrouge.

These remind me of some "Fossilized Leaves" I bought from a place I can't remember a long time ago - they were leaves that just the veining remained - not really fossils at all.

Urushi Aautumn Flowers Serving Plate

Urushi aautumn flowers serving plate, originally uploaded by designboston.

Embossed and then laser cut from stainless steel - and apparently painted. Bye Hitomi Sago. Click-the-pic see more.

I'm Sick Of Jewelery Too...

Pink dahlia brooch, originally uploaded by Feisty Elle.

But this is really cool. It says this Dahlia brooch is available online, but I couldn't find where - click-the-pic and you may be able to contact Feisty Elle and get it.

Cardboard Chair

Cardboard Chair, originally uploaded by The Kozy Shack.

Another Tiny chair - it appears to be chipboard. Click-the-pic to read more.

Wood Screen

laser cut wood in front of orange "straw" windows, originally uploaded by hifrank.

It is in front of an orange drinking straw wall. Click-the-pic to see more.

Jellybone Necklace

Jellybone Necklace, originally uploaded by Sunshine Jo.

Old school, indeed. Click-the-pic to see more.

Mermen

mermen, originally uploaded by enGraVe.

By Michael C. Hsiung.

Tiny Chair

Tiny Chair sadly no Tiny Person, originally uploaded by oomlout.

Appears to acrylic of Plexiglas - click-the-pic to read more.

Scott Campbell Again...

New York Minute, originally uploaded by romephotoblog.

I talked about his work before, but this is a great pic.

PERISHED

Studio Job, originally uploaded by Spring Globe.

Quoted from Flickr (click-the-pic to read more):

PERISHED, Job Smeets is Belgian & Nynke Tynagel is Dutch.
A furniture ensemble, realised in precious hardened tropical woods, decorated with inlays depicting animal skeletons. It recalls art decò but also Flemish art and is proposed as a precious collector's set. The objects are used as canvases on which to write in ancient hieroglyphics or modern graffiti. The inlays were cut using high-tech lasers and assembled by expert craftsmen. "We want to create a collection that is exclusive for the quality of the materials and techniques; haute couture products that will last at least a hundred years,".

and at Dilmos.it.

Ultra Suede

On On Surface, originally uploaded by t a m.

Not much info was given on this, but it looks like ultra suede that has been laser cut and allowed to fold, fall, and drape naturally. Click-the-pic if you want to see more.

My Portfolio: Update

Yesterday was my last day of the Donghia Designer in Residence Master Class at Otis College which I made the portfolio for - my portfolio won 2nd place and I received $1500!

I'm so glad it is over, I can sleep again. The class was led by Marc Tsurumaki and David J. Lewis (who picked the portfolio winners) of LTL Architects - they were/are amazing.

Kara Walker Book

P2110126.jpg, originally uploaded by CYRIACO_LOPES.

This pop-up is from the book "Freedom, a Fable: A Curious Interpration of the Wit of a Negress in Troubled Times" by Kara Walker. Click-the-pic to read more.