This week’s selection is the delicate “Containing Air 101g12” sculpture by Robert Krawczyk.
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Design of the Week: Carl Sagan Bust
This week’s selection is the detailed Carl Sagan bust by Mushogenshin Kyakunohoshi of Houston.
Design of the Week: Mr Sorn Graffiti Tag
This week’s selection is an amazing graffiti tag modeled by artist Ben Normally.
Design of the Week: Lament Configuration
This week’s selection is the Lament Configuration.
Design of the Week: Filament Clip
This week’s selection is the very simple Filament Clip by Bertjan Walker.
Design of the Week: The Destiny Fusion Rifle
This week’s selection is an amazing replica of a weapon from a virtual world.
Design of the Week: Europe Map
This week’s selection is Martin Figeac’s “Europe Map puzzle with Great Britain”.
Design of the Week: CLUG
This week’s selection is the CLUG, a 3D printed bike clip.
Design of the Week: Nautilus
This week’s selection is Jeremy Mallin’s Nautilus.
Design of the Week: Brazilian Blue
This week’s selection is the colorful Brazilian Blue capeoria dancer sculpture by artist James Stewart.
Design of the Week: Ivania 2
This week’s selection is Evan Kuester’s Ivania 2, a prosthetic arm.
Design of the Week: White Rabbit Figurine
This week’s selection is Danny Van Ryswyk’s amazing White Rabbit Figurine.
Design of the Week: Prodromes
This week’s selection is Sophie Kahn’s eerie Prodromes series.
Design of the Week: Fractal Forms
This week’s selection is a series of fractal forms by digital sculptor Michael Winstone.
Design of the Week: 3D Printed Picnic
This week’s selection is the 3D Printed Picnic by INC Architecture and Design.
Design of the Week: Cash
This week’s selection is “Cash” by Scott Frank.
Design of the Week: Crybaby Shoes
This week’s selection is “Crybaby” 3D printed shoes by artist Sebastian Errazuriz.
Design of the Week: x.pose
This week’s selection is x.pose by designers Xuedi Chen and Pedro G. C. Oliveira.
Design of the Week: Big Mouth Amp
This week’s selection is the very cool Big Mouth Amp.
Design of the Week: Scaled World Cup
This week’s selection is the FIFA Scaled World Cup by Thingiverse designer Missy P.
Design of the Week: Karl Hoenshell Bust
This week’s selection is the Karl Hoenshell bust by none other than Karl Hoenshell himself.
Design of the Week: Collision
This week’s selection is the striking “Collision” by Berlin-based artists Andrzej Wojtas Jendrek and Ewelina Aleksandrowicz.
Design of the Week: Armillary Sphere
This week’s selection is the amazing Armillary Sphere by Don Foley.
Design of the Week: DIY Material Testing Machine
This week’s selection is the amazing DIY Material Testing Machine by YouMagine designer Arjan.
Design of the Week: Bone Chair
This week’s selection is designer Joris Laarman’s Bone Chair, part of a seven-piece collection entitled, “Bone Furniture”.
Design of the Week: Unholy Cross
This week’s selection is freelance 3D artist Andrew Jerez’s “Unholy Cross”.
Design of the Week: Airport Security Belt
This week’s selection is the Airport Security Belt by Norwegian Kris Cleven.
Design of the Week: 3D Printed Apron
This week’s selection is Luis Rodriguez Alcalde’s 3D Printed Apron.
Design of the Week: Octopus Pendant – Damascus
This week’s selection is Matthew Amey’s beautiful Octopus pendant.
Design of the Week: 3D Printed Belt
This week’s selection is the 3D Printed Belt by Thingiverse designer Philippe Kervizic.
Design of the Week: Neil Degrasse Tyson – Badass
This week’s selection is Neil Degrasse Tyson – Badass by the anonymous Shapeways designer, TheInternets.
Design of the Week: St Christopher
This week’s selection is the St Christopher medallion by jeweler Chris Parry.
Design of the Week: The Bristle Dress
This week’s selection is The Bristle Dress by Francis Bitonti Studio.
Design of the Week: PVC Connector
This week’s selection is the very simple, yet powerful 4-way, 3/4” PVC Connector by Thingiverse contributor Jason Powell.
Design of the Week: Gemini Lounge
This week’s selection is the Gemini Chaise Lounge, by 3D designer Neri Oxman.
Design of the Week: Insides Neck Piece
This week’s selection is Hannah Soukup’s beautiful “Insides” neck piece.
Design of the Week: Mazzo di Fiori
This week’s selection is the incredibly detailed Mazzo di Fiori by noted 3D print artist Joshua Harker.
Design of the Week: Stuck Together Pieces
This week’s selection is an unusual hybrid 3D printed piece, Stuck Together Pieces by Eric Goldemberg and Veronica Zalcberg of Monad Studio.
Design of the Week: Inmotion
This week’s selection is Antonis Kiourktsis’ elegant Inmotion figurine.
Design of the Week: Articulated Doll
This week’s selection is an articulated doll by digital sculptor Ryan Kittleson in collaboration with artist Elizabeth Shupe.
Design of the Week: Hatch for Eyewear Kit
This week’s selection is Michiel Cornelissen’s Hatch for Eyewear Kit. It’s a frame for lenses, but unlike any you’ve likely seen before.
Design of the Week: P6*6 120 Pinhole Camera
This week’s selection is the the P6*6 120 Pinhole Camera by Todd Schlemmer. It definitely looks like a camera and indeed if you print the parts and assemble them you can actually capture real images using standard 120 analog film.
Design of the Week: Forms in Nature
This week’s selection is Thyra Hilden and Pio Diaz’s Forms in Nature. This work uses a technique we’ve not seen previously: using a centrally illuminated 3D printed structure to cast shadows on the walls of a room. Don’t believe us? Just check out the image above. The artists say: Forms in Nature is… Continue reading Design of the Week: Forms in Nature
Design of the Week: 3D Lying Kitten
This week’s selection is Dotsan’s 3D Lying Kitten. It’s a wireframe version of a kitten, and we apologize profusely to readers for not selecting a kitten as the Design of the Week previously. The 3D Lying Kitten is a simple design, but it works best when you have several placed together as in the… Continue reading Design of the Week: 3D Lying Kitten
Design of the Week: Reverberating Across the Divide
This week’s selection is Madeline Gannon’s Reverberating Across the Divide project, a 3D printed, custom-fitted decorative collar. Gannon, a doctoral student studying generative fabrication and computational design in the CMU School of Architecture, developed a technique for generating this collar using a combination of computational and manual processes. Please watch the video… Continue reading Design of the Week: Reverberating Across the Divide
Design of the Week: Spider Table
This week’s selection is the “Spider” table created by UK designer Daneil Widrig, who produced this work as a private commission. It’s made from 3D printed titanium, using an SLM process, and a slab of glass. The table is quite large by 3D printing standards; it’s 2.05 x 1.0 x 0.73 meters, but just… Continue reading Design of the Week: Spider Table
Design of the Week: Quantum Object #1
This week’s selection is Quantum Object #1 by sculptor Frederik De Wilde. It’s a trippy piece we first noticed at this year’s London 3D Printshow, where it was on display among many other spectacular pieces. Visually, it’s a plane with drips extending in opposite directions, defying gravity in two different directions. But why is… Continue reading Design of the Week: Quantum Object #1
Design of the Week: Verlan Dress
This week’s selection is the incredible Verlan Dress by NYC designer Francis Bitonti’s team. The dress is not only unusual in appearance but also its material, availability and creation process. The piece was sponsored by MakerBot in a successful effort to display their new Flexible Filament material, which was used in the dress to… Continue reading Design of the Week: Verlan Dress
Design of the Week: Shades of Grey
This week’s selection is Claire Thompson’s Shades of Grey. It’s a fascinating work that is both smooth and two-tone. Perfectly sized to sit on the edge of a table, the portrait carries an interesting story. From Thompson: Shades of Grey is a portrait, digitally and manually created, which references the complexity and ambiguity of… Continue reading Design of the Week: Shades of Grey
Design of the Week: IKEA Ramvik Reinvented
This week’s selection is an incredible 3D printed table by Ole Hermann Godø. It’s not entirely 3D printed, but as you’ll see, the “guts” of this table were definitely 3D printed. The table’s innards have been replaced with several dozen intricately arranged 3D printed gears – that move! Combined with interior lighting, the effect… Continue reading Design of the Week: IKEA Ramvik Reinvented
Design of the Week: Wit’s End
This week’s selection is Ravi Venkataraman’s Wit’s End, which as you can see above, captures that feeling quite distinctly. It’s part of Venkataraman’s “Emotions in 3D” series, where a variety of emotions, from profound to fun are explored in 3D sculptures. We’ve seen several of these works but this one somehow resonates the best;… Continue reading Design of the Week: Wit’s End
Design of the Week: Imprinted Bodies
This week’s selection is Imprinted Bodies by NYC-based sculptor Lilia Ziamou. It’s actually two pieces, #1 and #2. While the pieces are certainly not as dramatic as some by other artists, there is a story behind these unusual works. Ziamou explores the “concept of the female body”, using “curve and crevice”. She initially develops… Continue reading Design of the Week: Imprinted Bodies
Design of the Week: Icarus Had a Sister
This week’s selection is the stunning “Icarus Had a Sister” by artists Masters & Munn, a.k.a. André Masters and his partner, CJ Munn. It’s the obvious selection, as this piece helped the pair win the “Rising Star” award at last week’s Global 3D Print Awards at the 2013 3D Printshow. (Note the actual award trophy… Continue reading Design of the Week: Icarus Had a Sister
Design of the Week: A Sweet Crania Anatomica Filigre
This week’s selection is Joshua Harker’s Crania Anatomica Filigre – but with a difference. Harker’s Crania Anatomica Filigre emerged quite a while ago in a rather successful Kickstarter campaign. But this instance of the Crania Anatomica Filigre is a little different: it’s made entirely from Sugar! It is the same design, but simply rendered… Continue reading Design of the Week: A Sweet Crania Anatomica Filigre
Design of the Week: Liquid Derby Car
This week’s selection is Thomas Davis’ Liquid Pinewood Derby Car. The ISDA (Industrial Design Society of America) and Inventables are sponsoring a Launch Day Challenge, where teams submit designs for 3D printed cars. And some of the designs are very far out, including our Design of the Week, the Liquid Pinewood Derby Car. … Continue reading Design of the Week: Liquid Derby Car
Design of the Week: Orihon
This week’s selection is Manchester, UK, born, but Chicago-based artist Tom Burtonwood’s Orihon, a 3D printed accordion book. The piece is interesting because it involves texture, something not normally found in books. Each “page” of the book contains a different texture based on real-life scans taken with the 123D Catch application. It’s a 3D… Continue reading Design of the Week: Orihon
Design of the Week: Cellular Lamp
This week’s selection is Nervous System’s Cellular Lamp, a beauty of a housing for an LED light using their typical “cellular” style that you can download and print yourself. The object is actually a torus that has been shelled and “cellulared”. You can mount a small LED in the torus’ hole. This is… Continue reading Design of the Week: Cellular Lamp
Design of the Week: 3D Printed Gran Torino
This week’s selection is Ioan Florea’s amazing full-size 3D printed Gran Torino, as displayed at Carbondale’s Surplus Gallery in Illinois during his Tactile Histories exhibition. The Gran Torino, we believe, is intact underneath a large number of 3D printed pieces that completely cover the car’s normal plain surface. The Gran Torino is not “3D… Continue reading Design of the Week: 3D Printed Gran Torino
Design of the Week: Mining Habitat
This week’s selection is “Mining Habitat” by artist Micah Genske. It portrays a bizarre combination of artificial gravity-rotating space station with industrial mining operations, complete with smokestacks. The work is huge, as you can see in this image. Despite its size, it was apparently produced on a standard MakerBot personal 3D printer. We suspect… Continue reading Design of the Week: Mining Habitat
Design of the Week: María and the Mayan Godess Ixchel
This week’s selection is maría/ixchel by artist Ana Marva Fernández. The work is a combination of a traditional Maria figurine with the Mayan goddess Ixchel. They’re sitting on a moon, of course. The work is 3D printed in full color, and if you look closely you’ll notice something fascinating about its surface. It’s… Continue reading Design of the Week: María and the Mayan Godess Ixchel
Design of the Week: Julia Vase #011 – Heatwave
This week’s selection is Virtox’s Julia Vase #011 – “Heatwave”. We previously selected a Julia Vase as the Design of the Week, but “Heatwave” is so beautiful we simply had to choose one again. Virtox, a.k.a. notable 3D modeler Stijn van der Linden, specializes in generated designs. Julia vases are created mathematically using complex algorithms.… Continue reading Design of the Week: Julia Vase #011 – Heatwave
Design of the Week: Four Jaw Self Centring Chuck
This week’s selection is the Four Jaw Self Centring Chuck by UK Thingiverse creator hexitex. The Four Jaw Self Centring Chuck is not a new item, having been designed in 2011, so we’ll classify it as an “oldie”. The purpose of this design is literally its name. It’s a chuck used to… Continue reading Design of the Week: Four Jaw Self Centring Chuck
Design of the Week: Dequan Li Attractor
This week’s selection is the very beautiful Dequan Li Attractor by programmer and artist Nicolas Serouart. The design is entirely mathematically generated and presents a beautiful sweeping shape, as if the complex motion was captured in an instant. We’re not certain of the tools Serouart used to create this incredible shape, but he… Continue reading Design of the Week: Dequan Li Attractor
Design of the Week: Grmpff
This week’s selection is “Grmpff” by German-based designer Kai Bracher. The piece is entirely ornamental, displaying a figure exerting strong force on a sack, which is apparently pinned down by a wall peg. In reality, of course, the figure simply slides onto the peg. You can also apply a magnet to the base for… Continue reading Design of the Week: Grmpff
Design of the Week: Super Mario Mobius Strip
This week’s selection is the Super Mario Mobius Strip, by Shapeways creator Joaquin Baldwin. While endless, one-sided Mobius strips are fascinating unto themselves, Baldwin has made this one even more interesting by infusing Super Mario culture on its surface. The entire level 1 scenario is included on the strip. He says: All the… Continue reading Design of the Week: Super Mario Mobius Strip
Design of the Week: Alien Ball Bearing
This week’s selection is the Alien Ball Bearing by Thingiverse creator Steve Medwin. This bizarre shape actually functions, slightly. Medwin says: This thing has five independent balls that roll around inside the organic ring. It reminds me of an alien version of a ball bearing, even though the inside doesn’t roll separately from… Continue reading Design of the Week: Alien Ball Bearing
Design of the Week: Finger Hook
This week’s selection is the Finger Hook by prolific Thingiverse creator spooner2011. The Finger Hook is obviously a very simple piece, but it carries a couple of important properties. It’s a highly functional item, particularly if printed in strong ABS plastic. By adding a couple of holes, either by adjusting the STL model, or… Continue reading Design of the Week: Finger Hook
Design of the Week: Success Kid
This week’s selection is a physical representation of the massively popular Internet meme, Success Kid. You may recall “the kid” providing wisdom and entertainment with such classics as: DON’T KNOW A QUESTION ON A TEST – ANSWER IS IN ANOTHER QUESTION CHECKED TEXTS AFTER A NIGHT OF DRINKING – NONE! MOM TOOK MY NOSE… Continue reading Design of the Week: Success Kid
Design of the Week: Shopping Bag Handle
This week’s selection is Norwegian designer Even Erichsen’s Shopping Bag Handle. The design is incredibly simple, yet totally useful for almost anyone. These days most people struggle with heavygrocery bags filled with calories. The Shopping Bag handle simply fits under the lift strap and saves your fingers from unwanted indentations. This is a… Continue reading Design of the Week: Shopping Bag Handle
Design of the Week: Wave Vase “Touch”
This week’s selection is the Wave Vase “Touch” by the Italian KIORO’design team. The “Touch” reinvents the common practice of placing dried tall vegetation in a vase with a new 3D printing approach. Colorful and obviously from non-organic sources, the design is so reminiscent of dried tallgrass. Except it’s red, yellow, pink and blue.… Continue reading Design of the Week: Wave Vase “Touch”
Design of the Week: ONE_SHOT Stool
This week’s selection is the ONE_SHOT Stool by artist Patrick Jouin, who produced this piece in 2006. This 40cm tall item is an example of early 3D printed art, in the form of furniture. Produced by Materialise using polyamide and alumide, it rests today at the Art Institute of Chicago. So unfortunately you cannot… Continue reading Design of the Week: ONE_SHOT Stool
Design of the Week: Soap Dish
This week’s selection is “Soap Dish” by Thingiverse creator Tom Kerpert, a.k.a. alofus. The Soap Dish is just that: a holder for a bar of soap. Made from the word “Soap” written in script, the Soap Dish curves slightly to secure a slippery cleansing slab. We like this design because it overcomes that most… Continue reading Design of the Week: Soap Dish
Design of the Week: Orbital Levitation Lamp
This week’s selection is designer Margot Krasojevic’s amazing Orbital Levitaiton LED Lamp. It’s a wispy, cloud-like 3D printed shape with an embedded LED light source. Beautiful, to be sure, but that’s not the most interesting part. The lamp uses magnetic levitation to float above its mount. It floats in thin air! Even better, you… Continue reading Design of the Week: Orbital Levitation Lamp
Design of the Week: Mask 3
This week’s selection is Mask 3 by artist Stuart Wade. Wade has developed a series of 3D printed masks inspired by “native masks and patterns”. The others in the series are, of course, Mask 1 and Mask 2, both similar in style but very different. At first glance, the design of the Masks seem… Continue reading Design of the Week: Mask 3
Design of the Week: Milk Splash
This week’s selection is an arty yet practical 3D model: Milk Splash by CGTrader modeler GrafxBOX. Billed as a “pens holder”, the Milk Splash is also very attractive and seemingly animated. This model is available for purchase at CGTrader at a price of only USD$15. For that price you’ll receive the STL, suitable… Continue reading Design of the Week: Milk Splash
Design of the Week: Hyphae Lamps
This week’s selection is Nervous Systems’ Hyphae Lamp collection. Nervous System is well known for producing startling designs using generative 3D modeling techniques. The Hyphae Lamp collection is a set of 13 unique lamp designs created using these techniques, but inspired by nature. They say: The Hyphae lamp is a series of organic… Continue reading Design of the Week: Hyphae Lamps
Design of the Week: Helix Wireframe
This week’s selection is the Helix Wireframe with ball by Shapeways creator Wainstain. The design is precisely what it is named: a twirly helix with a ball inside. Here’s the trick: This is a four sided helix with a wireframe ball inside that can move freely in any direction you choose. Like… Continue reading Design of the Week: Helix Wireframe
Design of the Week: Memorial Bust of a Woman
This week’s selection is Memorial Bust of a Woman by artist Sophie Kahn. What appears to be a relic-like representation of a woman is actually much more. It’s a self-portrait, obtained using 3D laser scanning to obtain a rough 3D model. But it’s an inaccurate capture, as the artist moves very slightly during the… Continue reading Design of the Week: Memorial Bust of a Woman
Design of the Week: Phytome
This week’s selection is another practical item, particularly at this time of year: the Phytome by Zheng3. While this piece looks like a rather sparse-looking upside down cup, it actually has a very useful purpose: It’s a 3D-printed seedling cage that’s designed to keep mid-sized varmits from disturbing one’s sprouts while allowing rain and… Continue reading Design of the Week: Phytome
Design of the Week: Improved Banana Slicer
This week’s selection is the very practical Improved Banana Slicer, by Thingiverse user Todd Blatt. What does it do? Well, just take a look at the image and you’ll get the idea. Practical and it involves food, so how could you go wrong? The design is “Improved” over the Hutzler 571 Banana Slicer… Continue reading Design of the Week: Improved Banana Slicer
Design of the Week: Centerpieces
This week’s selection is sculptor George Hart’s Centerpiece. Actually we should say, “centerpieces”, as it’s really a large collection of similar objects, each with variations in color design as well as structure. Hart says: For a Museum of Mathematics fundraiser dinner, I created a series of mathematical table centerpieces. These are each eight… Continue reading Design of the Week: Centerpieces
Design of the Week: Aerial Working Platform
This week’s selection is a rather detailed replica model of a scissor-lift work platform by Rob’s Model Workshop. The Workshop has produced a number of highly realistic models of working machines, but we liked this one due to its articulated nature. According to the website: RMW is providing innovative and unique accessories for the… Continue reading Design of the Week: Aerial Working Platform
Design of the Week: Lightclip
Great designs often leverage two or more environments, and that is precisely what the Lightclip by Cyprus-based Lab02 does. It’s a 3D printed attachment for your iPhone that makes use of the rather bright light on the iPhones to produce a variety of lighting effects. At this time four different Lightclips are available. The… Continue reading Design of the Week: Lightclip
Design of the Week: Reeds Bangle
This week’s selection is the wispy Reeds Bangle by MarmaladePark, a.k.a. Rachel from the Oxford, UK. The attractive bracelet is composed of repeated twisty strands that gradually overlap and form a bracelet. We liked the sweepy form as it reminded us of natural shapes. MarmaladePark says: This design was inspired by the movements of… Continue reading Design of the Week: Reeds Bangle
Design of the Week: Fallen Woman
This week’s selection is “Fallen Woman” by Netherlands-based 3D artist Wilfred Stijger. The piece was designed in Z-Brush and subsequently 3D printed in white material as you can see above. Stijger works in a wide variety of materials, including sand, ice and snow. We’d like to see him test out a snow-3D printer, if… Continue reading Design of the Week: Fallen Woman
Design of the Week: Sphere Autologlyph
This week’s selection is the utterly fascinating “Sphere Autoglyph” by master mathematical modeler Henry Segerman. Segerman has used his extensive mathematical background to generate a vast collection of fantastic generated artwork; his Shapeways shop contains 94 items as of this writing, and all of them are Design of the Week-worthy. At first glance the… Continue reading Design of the Week: Sphere Autologlyph
Design of the Week: Strain My Tea
This week’s selection is “Strain My Tea” by Shapeways creator sbf54. This item is both attractive, functional and practical, making it an excellent choice. Using the teacup is straightforward: pull your teabag into the upper chamber to strain it out and then enjoy your hot beverage. Strain My Tea is available on Shapeways… Continue reading Design of the Week: Strain My Tea
Design of the Week: Coffee Filigree
This week’s selection is the Coffee Filigree by Brian Drescher of The Netherlands. Drescher says: Another variation of the coffee cup design…organic filigree. An example of common objects transformed into art via 3D printing. Click the blue animation button to see it from all angles. Available also as a full-scale (10cm) table-top object. … Continue reading Design of the Week: Coffee Filigree
Design of the Week: Filament Clip
This week’s selection is a purely functional design: the Filament Clip by Thingiverse maker Elk. There’s not much to say about its structure, because the value of this design is in its function. It simply holds the end of a filament against the spool, as you can see in this image by Thingiverse maker… Continue reading Design of the Week: Filament Clip
Design of the Week: Volta Necklace
This week’s selection is designer Phil Renato’s Volta, billed as “An evolving 3D printed necklace design with a serpentine linkage system.” The necklace has indeed evolved since we featured Renato’s work many months ago. Today it is a refined design that is becoming a true product for consumers. The design is based on… Continue reading Design of the Week: Volta Necklace
Design Of The Week: Safe T Bagel
This week’s selection is a practical one: the Safe T Bagel by Thingiverse contributor poetryinmotion. It’s not particularly artistic, but it is very functional. The method of use involves placing a bagel (or other bagel-sized and shaped food object) into the middle of the Safe T Bagel. Then simply slide a knife along both… Continue reading Design Of The Week: Safe T Bagel
Design of the Week: The Lost Boys
This week’s selection is artist Sean Dabbs’ “The Lost Boys”. It’s actually a small collection of designs related the the movie of the same name. We specifically liked the rendering of Kiefer Sutherland’s frightening vampire character, especially the teeth. Also included in the collection are vampire-like hands and feet. Dabbs is a UK-based… Continue reading Design of the Week: The Lost Boys
Design of the Week: Spiralis
This week’s selection is Spiralis by Shapeways designer Emm@nuel. There are actually two variations of Spiralis in the Shapeways catalog, the Spiralis+0,025-7cm and the Spiralis+0,025, which appear to differ only in size. Designer Emm@nuel describes Spiralis as: Mathematical oddity composed with 20 triskelions (triskelion, triskele) and 12 spirals. Definitely! You can… Continue reading Design of the Week: Spiralis
Design of the Week: Voronoi Yoda
This week’s selection goes to 3D artist Dzingof, whose 3D Voronoi Yoda caught our eye. It’s a Yoda, definitely, but with a twist: it’s composed of an incredibly complex interior shape. The secret to this design is its voronoi, which is the method of generating the fill. According to Wikipedia, voronoi is: … Continue reading Design of the Week: Voronoi Yoda
Design of the Week: Caged Heels
This week’s selection is London-based shoe designer Bryan Oknyansky’s Caged Heels. Oknyansky runs Shoes By Bryan, a bespoke designer of very unique shoes, operating since May 2011. The award-winning designer begins a shoe design by analyzing the physics of the shoe. He uses personal orthopedic dimensions and ergonomic measurements in the parametric 3D CAD… Continue reading Design of the Week: Caged Heels