Here is the first attempt to create a 3D printer file worthy of working on a 3D printer. No luck. I did not take enough images of my little jogging lady. My next attempt will be a closer frame and many more images in the round.  

Although it was not a success I still love the mood of the image that 123D Catch did create. It has such story possibilities. 

yep…pretty much!  Going to 123DCatch these bitches and and then 123DPrint a billion of them. Think about hordes of horses chasing hordes of joggers. 

I am running through some ideas this summer (between teaching summer session and Girls Have IT Camp)- just to get them out of my system. You never know- maybe one of these little things will turn into a big idea. 
https://vimeo.com/101342329

Found this video on NPR. I really like her visual sensibilities. http://www.xiangjunshi.com

Watch the "Why do I study Physics?" video from 2013.

https://vimeo.com/64951553

My daughter's senior CBL (Challenge Based Learning) reached  the climax Friday night with a wonderful reception at 720 Gallery -Phoenix. It was fun to be a part of the entire experience. I hope the new 'Off the Beaten Path' product line is a success for printmaker Nancy Hill of Hazel & Violet. Watch this video produced by Madison and her team, Matt Baratz, Rob Wallace and Paul Bickert to learn more about their project.

Project update here.

This is a pic of my contribution to the project. I think Phoenix needs its own monster. New York and Tokyo shouldn't get all of the fun.

As a part of the 'Greening of Grand Avenue' initiative, 50 artist's were invited to 'adopt' a cement planter and give it some personality.  Read a bit about it here. Nathan's planter is featured in the article. See more photos here. 

http://www.azcentral.com/story/entertainment/arts/2014/04/29/arizona-artists-showcased-on-grand-avenue-planters/8457153/

"Toby Ng Design from Hong Kong informs us about the distribution and disposition of our population. Using a minimalist approach, this series brings to the point the global distribution of power, money, clean water, freedom of expression, HIV, anxiety, nationality and sexual orientation. Do these numbers surprise you?" from Fun Stuff Cafe