Category Archives: 3D design

Augmented Reality

By Chungaiz | Published: September 12, 2008

You need to a flashplayer enabled browser to view this YouTube video Iain Tait‘s got a load of really very interesting Augment Reality toys to play with. Not sure how useful most of them are, but hey it’s all interesting stuff. I mean, whilst it’s cool to have a video play on a piece of [...]

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Evolution of the #1 Foam Hand

By Chungaiz | Published: August 15, 2008

DesignBoom has a nice article about the design and evolution of the #1 Foam Hand, made by Geral Fauss, one of the most popular pieces of US sports merchandising. ‘I saw the students in the stands holding up an index finger, and shouting ‘we’re number 1′ at the playoff games… Students rallied around the team [...]

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Beijing Olympics Fireworks Faked

By Chungaiz | Published: August 11, 2008

Wow. Sky News has brought something rather “impressive” to light: The Olympics fireworks display was faked… Read the full article here, but here’s the bottom line: “The global television audience of more than three billion people watched in amazement as a series of giant footprints outlined in fireworks proceeded through the night sky from Tiananmen [...]

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Make My Logo Bigger Cream

By Chungaiz | Published: July 23, 2008

Have we posted this before? Can’t remember! Click the images to view the film It’s in the same vein as Designer Slash Model

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Friday’s Rapha Package

By Andy | Published: July 18, 2008

Woohoo, got a Rapha package in the post today – next day delivery (always great service). Got myself a cap and some socks to keep me snug on the bike – possibly all the way to Dunwich; but we’ll see if the weather is on our side first! Anyway, always a joy to receive some [...]

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Speedbicycles vintage bicycle virtual museum

By Andy | Published: July 8, 2008

If you like bikes as much as i do you’ll lose hours perusing the virtual museum that speedbicycles has created. Above are a few snapshots (by no means highlights, just a few grabs) of an ottusi pista, an Andy Hampsten eddy merckx special Motorola Alpe D’Huez racer, and a gitane aero racer… If you appreciate [...]

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VANs fixed footwear

By Andy | Published: June 30, 2008

Vans are in the process of releasing a range of shoes and saddlebags designed with fixie riders in mind. The usual cotton canvas has been replaced with a ballistic nylon (love that description), which means they should be ultra hard-wearing. If they had any sense they would also use a harder compound for the sole, [...]

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PUMA i-cycle films & gallery

By Andy | Published: June 26, 2008

“As a longtime supporter of, and innovator in, the bike community, PUMA is happy to present the I-Cycle Film Series produced by Daniel Leeb of Cinecyle Productions. This collection of short films is dedicated to exploring bike culture and its influencers. Featuring today’s trailblazers of the two-wheeled community, this film series talks about [...]

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Team Slipstream FELT AR1 Tour De France Road bike.

By Andy | Published: June 24, 2008

Team Slipstream (British Champion - David Millar‘s team) will be riding the new FELT AR1 frames at the Tour de france this year, and they are gorgeous. Unusually for a road bike they feature aggressive aero tubing and a cut-out, almost time trial like down tube to ease the air over the rear wheel. Should be interesting [...]

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