Libro Técnicas de diseño de MODA por Ordenador - Libro Diseño de Indumentaria / Modas por Computadora. Actualizar :2011/4/5 7:32:53 Descripción : El libro imprescindible para el Diseño de Moda por Ordenador - El libro de referencia para el Diseño de Modas / Indumentaria por Computadora Sitio Palabra clave : libro,manual,diseño,moda,modas,diseños,figurines,software,computadora,figurin,modelo,corel,coreldraw,illustrator,adobe,c-design,fashion,audaces,estilo,tendencias,premio,premios,painter,libro,publicacion,ANAYA,editorial,multimedia,anna,lopez,annaomline,prendas,vestir,confecciones,patron,estampado,textil,textiles,2d,3d,virtual,fashion,diseñadores,designers,indumentaria,cliparts,prendas,fichas,técnicas,figurines,figurin,hombre,mujer,neo,niño,bebe,figuras,fashion,computer INTRODUCCIÓNEn los últimos años han tenido lugar numerosos avances en las técnicas de diseño de moda por ordenador, paulatinamente el diseñador, figurinista, estilista de moda ha sabido incorporar el ordenador en su proceso de trabajo.
Conocimientos necesariosObjetivos del libroÚltimas consideracionesCAPÍTULO 1. 3ds Max Help. Surface Deformation Models for Nonrigid 3D Shape Recovery. Three-dimensional detection and shape recovery of a nonrigid surface from video sequences require deformation models to effectively take advantage of potentially noisy image data. Here, we introduce an approach to creating such models for deformable 3D surfaces. We exploit the fact that the shape of an inextensible triangulated mesh can be parameterized in terms of a small subset of the angles between its facets.
We use this set of angles to create a representative set of potential shapes, which we feed to a simple dimensionality reduction technique to produce low-dimensional 3D deformation models. We show that these models can be used to accurately model a wide range of deforming 3D surfaces from video sequences acquired under realistic conditions. 3D shape recovery, deformation model, nonrigid surfaces.
HOW TO GET WHAT YOU WANT. Welcome to the KOBAKANT DIY Wearable Technology Documentation Workshops least likely scenario This workshop is part of a course at the Ernst Busch Hochschule in Berlin. It is only open to students in the departments of Spiel&&Objekt. Workshops soft sensors for soft bodies FURTHER_READING_WATCHING_LISTENING_ Elektronische Textilien als Material und Werkzeug_ Hannah Perner-Wilson, Irene Posch, 2020 “Welche Fasern leiten Strom?
Workshops connecting bubbles This semester, we are sitting in a strange bubble at home. Sensors 6 really wearable sensors The textile sensors on our website are often not designed to be manipulated with your hands. Workshops soft interactive technologies This workshop is a part of a course at the Art Academy Weissensee Berlin. Workshops ETextile Adventures This workshop is part of a course at the Ernst Busch Hochschule in Berlin. Sensors Sole Sensing Rather simple way of making insoles with 3 pressure sensors located at different pressure points of the foot on the ground.
Sensors. Codedchromics | Intelligent colour changing textiles integrated with computer science and electronics | Page 2. Wow…. 20 miles of ribbon!!! I just read an amazing blog piece by mymodernmet.com about an art installation… Graced with Light incorporates both music and video projection. Artist Anne Patterson is behind Graced With Light, an installation consisting of nearly 1,000 satin ribbons with colors inspired by stained glass. It took the artist months to prepare, which she did in her art studio in Manhattan by constructing a 3/16-inch scale model of it with embroidery floss.
Then, on site, it took Patterson and the Grace Cathedral community eight days to hand-assemble the project. The picture speak for themselves I think, AMAZING and Beautiful, Please can we do more like this in our public buildings, so simple yet so effective! You can read more on the Grace Cathedral website here Or at the original post here Like this: Like Loading... Sew-Through Soft Circuits. Create your own customization. 17 Jun 2011 by Zoe Romanoin Creative Economy, Event, Fashion Design, Fashion SystemTags: conference, fashion, manufacturing, mass customization Since the decline of the mass-production paradigm a debate is going on trying to determine which other paradigm will prevail in the future of manufacturing practices.
The concept of “mass customization” is a paradigm born at the end of the ’80s, opening up a lot of possibilities. It refers to “a manufacturing process flexible enough to tailor-make products to meet customer specific demands, yet reaping the economies of scale successfully exploited by the mass production paradigm [and requiring] a redesign of the products and processes to include modular product family structures and often heavy investments in new flexible machinery equipment (Read more about it and beyond)” . Three companies (among the others participating) I’d like to highlight to you. LilyPad Arduino | Kits. The t-shirt-issue. Fab Lab Barcelona > Fabricacion Digital Personal | fab textiles V1 workshop. Hack a T-shirt series The first exercise of the workshop was to hack a T-shirt interventing with adding, subsracting, reassembling an every day T-shirt using the tecnology offered by the lab. 3D printing, Laser Cutting, Rastering, Digital Embroidery and Sewing were used. laser cut T-shirt rastering the pieces to be added on the cut T-shirt Using resine to create different textures Plastic laser cut board to create the screen print 3d printed parts for adding on the T-shirt Raster Image on suede laser cut patron for a t-shirt (Using Grasshopper definition to create circles from image) The second task was to design a wearable garment by digitalizing a pattern design to Rhinoceros, making the changes and laser cutting the whole piece.
Material library and Catalogue of laser cut configurations The third part was to make a project using electronics. Making a bag light up when you open it! During the workshop Bordado Digital. Textile tests, Laser @Expo FABLAB Grenoble on Behance. Vector Fabric Swatches & Fashion Embellishments - My Practical Skills | My Practical Skills. 106 Fabric Swatches (seamless vector patterns)Polka Dots, Stripes, Pinstripes, Argyle, Harlequin Gingham, Shepherd's Check, Houndstooth, Herringbone Floral prints, Ditsy prints, Fruit prints, Camouflage, Retro prints Animal Prints: Leopard print, Zebra print, Snakeskin, Tiger print, Giraffe print, Cow print, Fish scales Denim swatches, Quilted fabric swatches, Smocking Damask prints, Scroll fabric, Paisley prints ...and more!!!
60 Lace & Eyelet Swatches (seamless vector patterns) 30 Neckline Appliqués 19 Lace & Crochet Appliqués 25 Glitter, Sequin, Mesh, Sparkle Swatches (seamless vector patterns) 65 Ribbon Rosettes, Tassels, Pins, & other Apparel Embellishments 28 Rhinestones, Beads, Sequins, Pearls 179 Vector Apparel Graphics (hearts, stars, moons, skulls, roses, flowers, birds, animals, crosses, crests, crowns, fleur-de-lis, wings, butterflies, keys, fruit, lips, eyes, music notes, and more!) Now there's no need to start your fashion CADs and presentation boards from scratch!
Textile WAAG. Image: For my graduation project i'm developing a textile collection: Beyond the Superfluous. Inspired by natural constructions I am putting together a forecast, which can be an incentive for the development of textiles, prints and garments. By removing unneeded, superfluous elements and therefore surpass the existing material, unexpected shapes and structures appear. These aesthetic contours are realised with the use of various techniques, as laser cutting and unweaving.
Future Feeder » Materials. April 22nd, 2005 | Filed under: Fabrication Tech, Materials, Nanotech, Products | 1 Comment » The eyes of moths have evolved to collect as much light as possible without reflection, in order to prevent moths being detected by predators. Motheye and MARAGâ„¢ films mimic this property with nano-scaled bumps reducing reflectivity to less than 1%. Frounhofer | more info on motheye anti-reflective coating via Blaine Brownell April 14th, 2005 | Filed under: Future, Materials, Technology | 3 Comments » Robert Langer and his colleagues at MIT have made the first plastic capable of changing shape according to the wavelength of light.
Shine one wavelength and the plastic deforms. Via MIT more » April 14th, 2005 | Filed under: Biotech, Fabrication Tech, Materials, Technology | 1 Comment » Shiv N. Via New Scientist (full article)| Innovations Report April 12th, 2005 | Filed under: Design, Fabrication Tech, Materials, Products, Technology | No Comments » via NYT (full article) | Thanks, Neil via The Register. This Big Oak Tree: High-Waisted Sash Skirt {Tutorial} Ok so I'm officially on a skirt kick as this is my third one in 2 weeks. With spring in the air I just can't help but want to live in spring things! This diy skirt is similar to the other one I did but this one has a sash and is fuller...which I think is way fun! To purchase this exact fabric go to my etsy shop! If you're not up for making it you're in luck! I now sell it on my etsy shop too! Hopefully I don't confuse you by bringing in some photos from my previous skirt tutorial but so many of the steps were the same that I figured I'd save myself some work...remember I am a mom of a 7 month old!
Here we go... Here's what you'll need: 2 yards of fabric (44" stand width, you should have some leftover) Zipper approximately 6"-10" in length Ruler/yard stick Fabric marker Sewing machine Zipper foot for sewing machine Fabric scissors Pins To start cut out the following: Main body: 22"h x 33"w (x2) Belt: 6 1/2"h x 28"w (for a size 2) Sash: 6"h x 38"w (x2) Start by making the belt. Iron the seam open. Marvelous Designer - 3D Clothing Community and Marketplace. Interactive Textiles. CONCEPTOS E HISTORIA. Es una técnica de creación de patrones el cual nos permite realizar paso a paso el trazo para elaborar los moldes de una prenda con su diferentes escalado (tallas). Utilizada manual o profesionalmente para la elaboración de base o patrón que conforman un prenda de vestir de acuerdo al modelo o la moda actual.
La falda es una prenda de vestir que cuelga de la cintura y cubre las piernas, al menos en parte. Suele ser de tela y de forma cilíndrica o tronco-cónica, y a diferencia de los pantalones no está dividida. Por extensión se denominan también faldas o faldones a las telas que cuelgan de la mesa camilla o de las cunas. En su versión más sencilla puede ser un trozo de tela que se enrolla en la cintura (pareo, sarong), aunque la mayoría de las faldas son ajustadas en la cintura y más amplias según se desciende. ESCALA REAL: Es cuando usamos los cms, mts lo que miden en realidad ejmplo 1 cms tiene 10 milimetros. Podemos notar que al principio usar falda no era cuestión de sexo.
00.07.E-broidery. How to make conductive thread : Harvesting the magnet wire. I could not find any suitable very fine magnet wire locally so I came up with an alternate source. I had several small relays that I recovered from damaged circuit boards, I opened one to find that the coil has exactly what I was looking for. These Omron G5LE series(can be found at Digikey for about $2 each, should you need to buy them) relays have a cap that is easily removed by lightly prying with a screwdriver. I used one of these caps for the wire guide support on the machine in the previous step. ( it was drilled with a small hole end to end for this purpose).
On the top of the relay there is metal flap and formed spring this cap was pried up using my fingers to reveal the center core of the coil. This center core needs to be removed, A drill press will work but a much faster and reliable route is to grind the end off using a Dremel tool with a cutting disk. Just take the head off and the shaft can be driven out with a small screwdriver and a light tap. This is repeated 7 more times. Smart Fibres Fabrics And Clothing (Www.Isotextile.Blogspot.Com) FabTextiles. Amazon. Announcing the FLORA, Adafruit’s wearable electronics platform and accessories. Today we’re announcing our new open-source wearable electronics platform and series of accessories. We rarely announce something until it’s shipping to customers, but you’ll see a lot of these out in the world from our testers as they show off some projects – so we wanted to post about this now. For the last few years Ladyada has been thinking about everything she wanted in a wearable electronics platform for Adafruit’s community of makers, hackers, crafters, artists, designers and engineers.
After months of planning, designing and working with partners around the world for the best materials and accessories, we can share what we’re up to. The hardware is now in the hands of our staff and testers! We call it the FLORA . Adafruit created the FLORA from scratch after many months of research and we really think we came up with something that will empower some amazing wearable projects. The FLORA is not the first wearable Arduino / Arduino-compatible. The FLORA is small (1.75″ diameter). CodeFolkers(){ – Curso de textiles inteligentes LilyPad | Cocorocó. El micro-controlador Textil para wearables “Durante los últimos diez años, la industria de textil tradicional, que durante décadas ha favorecido a la calidad, ha cambiado su estrategia para apoyar la innovación y la creación de nuevos productos y funcio-nalidades. Esta inversión ha permitido la consolidación de la aparición de dos áreas: “Textiles Técnicos” y “Textiles Inteligentes y Tejidos Interactivos (SFIT)”. Los expertos económicos del mundo textil presentan los textiles inteligentes como la próxima generación de fibras, tejidos y artículos que se producirán gracias a sus enormes posibilidades y funcionalidades.
Pueden ser descritos como materiales textiles que piensan por sí mismos, por ejemplo, a través de la incorporación de dispositivos electrónicos o de materiales inteligentes. Este curso está centrado en la herramienta que permite comunicar cualquier componente textil con el ordenador por medio del lenguaje de programación en que se basa su análogo Arduino.