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  • 3D art Astonishing video of a beautiful, dusty carpenter's workshop in Sweden that doesn't actually exist David Pescovitz
  • scans This website has 17,000 3D scans of famous sculptures and cultural artifacts Mark Frauenfelder
  • 3d These 60-second 3D modeling tutorials are entertaining and educational Mark Frauenfelder
  • Athens For 13 years, this photographer has been building an incredible 3D digital model of Athens David Pescovitz
  • Comin' At Ya Scientists put 3D glasses on cuttlefish David Pescovitz
  • 3d This print requires anaglyphic viewing glasses for full appreciation John Struan
  • anamorphosis How to easily draw a fantastic optical illusion of a 3D city David Pescovitz
  • skyknit An algorithm that converts 3D meshes into machine-knitting patterns Cory Doctorow
  • drawing Incredible collection of 3D drawings that appear to rise out of the paper David Pescovitz
  • not holograms Floating 1,600dpi 3D projections made by pushing around flecks of cellulose and hitting them with a laser Cory Doctorow
  • 3D tee The 3D Pee-wee Herman tee Rusty Blazenhoff
  • ereaders Protanopia is a cool parallax 3D comic proof of concept Andrea James
  • Esteban Diacono Gorgeous, grotesque animations from Esteban Diacono Cory Doctorow
  • 3D cross stitch 3D cross-stitch kit: 'Don't Freak Out' Rusty Blazenhoff
  • rendering Cool animal illustrations by Maxim Shkret Andrea James
  • owl Wooden 3D Owl puzzle Jason Weisberger
  • generators Make crazy 3D houses with Brick Block Rob Beschizza
  • assault rifles Unmarked assault rifle sales land CNC-mill gunsmith in prison Andrea James
  • siggraph "Hyperbolic tiling": can you escape from an extradimensional prison? Rob Beschizza
  • upcycling Artist creates dimensional scenes on old plates by precisely sandblasting through successive layers Cory Doctorow
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