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Halloween Design Challenge Entry
Before you begin any challenge, it is very important that you read the brief so that you understand the client/scope you are designing for. To make this understandable for you please check the following:
Meet the Masterminds Behind This Year’s Spookiest Halloween Accessories
You don’t always win first place – sometimes you get tied for second. I love designing Halloween props or any other costume accessories. This was a really fun challenge,
Imperial lily
The imperial collection is composed out of a ring and earrings and draws inspiration from the imperial white lily. However, even if it’s latin name is lilium regale, I grew up knowing it as Imperial lily, just goes to prove how things are sometimes lost in translation. For me it is a flower of celebration…
147 DRAGON GATE
I have been waiting for this place to be opened to the public ever since I first saw it about 3-4 years ago. On my way to Järvsö as soon as I passed Uppsala and enter Gävle county- I saw a Chinese inspired building, surrounded by a very tall wall. Recently it has been re-opened…
18 Blå lagunen
“Blue Lagoon” is not a lagoon, but the water has a pale blue hue against the shallow and bright bottom. Other bathing facilities have also been named “Blue Lagoon”, after Henry De Vere Stacpool’s book The Blue Lagoon of 1908 and a number of film adaptations of the book. In Sweden there are, among other…
187 Fabriken Furillen
The factory Furillen is a hotel on Gotland. The factory Furillen is located in a former workshop building for a limestone quarry on the island of Furillen, where the mining was abandoned in the 1970s. The photographer Johan Hellström used the latter the abandoned factory area and the island as a place for, among other…
30 Hallshuk
In earlier times, Hallshuk was one of the most important fishing villages on Gotland, and served not only nearby farmers but also fishermen from Visby, Västergarn and Gnisvärd. 1600-1680 was a significant fishing period when herring went into large quantities. Source
The Equilibrium Pavilion
The story behind the first 3D printed pavilion in Sweden, a community project build with budget 3D printers .
Equilibrium
To begin with the end – the project is now live – please feel free to get involved and help us out to complete this project at the following link: https://3dmeetup.se/community-print/ As a general reminder – don’t forget to tag the pieces and also to print the pins – please check the tolerances of the…