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September 15th, 2008

Field Notation
a time based computation augment of parametric geometry propagation
A language of form in adaptation and performance in rhythm to express a mathematical
sequence that acts through a continuous movement of light, shade, and shape to
inscribe a spatial condition.
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July 25th, 2008
A conference entitled, “Silicon Skin: BIOLOGICAL PROCESSES AND COMPUTATION” by the Association for Computer-Aided Design in Architecture (ACADIA) conference 2008 will be held from October 16th-19th. The conference will be held in Minneapolis and will feature design work and research emergent processes from practice and academia in design, biology, and computation.
To have more information, please click on this link —> ACADIA 2008 Silicon Skin <—
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June 21st, 2008
Advance Release to Clients on 6/19/2008. Upcoming Public Release to come.
Many improvements, and new features – a new Sub-Surface Scattering component and new Physical Sky system, improvements to Material Editor, A new Cinemaxwell Plugin, and improvements to Maxwell Studio.
Images below show the following SSS presets that I created: Jade Glass, Jade MTM, and Beeswax. The last image is a sky preset that I made that is called “San Francisco Fog”. The Beeswax, Jade Glass and San Francisco Fog Presets are included with 1.7 Release.

The dragon object is a scan 3d model from The Stanford 3D Scanning Repository and is called ‘Asian Dragon’.
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January 16th, 2008
Check out the link below for a PDF of common 3D rendering terminology.
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March 9th, 2007
An innovative way to apply paint that combines digital technology and the “paint roller” is now a reality.
Random International, a collective that designs and produces installations and tools from London, has done the unthinkable.
Take a look at their wonderfully designed site and this particular link that includes a video showcasing the technology.
A link is provided below:
rAndom international – PixelRoller Mk1