3D printer that uses Play-Doh becomes a reality
Here's something that will please even the most stern-faced of readers: a 3D printer that uses Play-Doh instead of plastic to replicate objects.
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PitStop Pro 12 allows adjustment of curves, gradients and shading within PDFs
Enfocus says that PitStop Pro 12 enables users to fix last-minute problems in seconds.
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The Buccaneer is a cheap, Apple-styled 3D printer designed for anybody
Pirate3D wants to change the 3D printer market with its upcoming low-cost and fully assembled printer known as The Buccaneer.
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3D printing could lead to bionic brain chips (and microscopic toy bunnies)
The idea of applying a regular computer chip directly to your brain is silly, so scientists at Japan's Yokohama National University have created a new material that can be shaped into complex, conductive microscopic 3D structures.
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SXSW 2013: True innovation is tricky to find among the corporate marketing
If there was a "next big thing" at this year's event, finding it would be pretty hard.
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March 2013 issue of Digital Arts out now!
Featuring an in-depth guide to what you need to be creating for your clients right now – plus tutorials, reviews, interviews, the hottest new projects & much more!
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Java fixed with update, Apple lets it back on the Mac
If you rely on Java, you can breathe a sign of relief today as Apple has issued an update to Java, returning it to the Mac.
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Pictoplasma Berlin 2013 artists revealed
The Pictoplasma festival in Berlin is a yearly conference and exhibition featuring the best character design work from around the globe.
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The Best of 2012: Read the best and most popular features, interviews, tutorials, reviews and stories from the past year
Read the best and most popular features, interviews, tutorials, reviews and stories from the past year.
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D&AD auctions art from Quentin Blake, Neville Brody, Terry Gilliam, Nick Knight and Rankin
10 covers commissioned for the D&AD's 50th Annual up for grabs.
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Mint Digital discusses how Kickstarter can help guide self-generated projects
How the Foldable.Me helps Mint thrive creatively – plus 5 reasons why self-generated projects are a must for creative studios
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A creative studio space with screenprinting thrown in
The space run by Print Club London is offering desks with more than the usual thrown in.
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Adobe announces Retina MacBook Pro support in CS6, including Photoshop but not InDesign
Updates will be given to Creative Suite 6 application and Suite owners, not just Creative Cloud subscribers
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3D printing used to create exoskeletons that help disabled children walk and feed themselves
A heartwarming story of how 3D printing can be used to change children's lives.
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Get your photos printed on chocolate bars
Cocoagraphs are "artisan chocolate bars printed with edible Polaroid-style photographs."
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Advertorial: 25% print from PC, smartphones or tablet at home
Despite cloud and mobile printing, 62% of people still print only from PC following our survey into whether people are using cloud services to print out documents wirelessly.
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Many Hands' Ciara Phelan on how to set up an art and illustration label
Many Hands is a new art and illustration label and online store selling stylish prints, cards and homewares.
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Microsoft discusses interface design of IE 10
Microsoft says its latest version of Internet Explorer clears out a lot of clutter and creates a more immersive browser experience when paired with Windows 8's touch environment.
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Raw Meat's 'Don't Wanna Grow Up' live art event in Camden features Dead Sea Mob
The Dead Sea Mob and others will be creating live art as part of a celebration of 80s childhood memories set up by artist Doyle.
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Adobe reveals more on CS6 and Creative Cloud launch plans
Adobe will launch its Creative Cloud software-and-services bundle alongside CS6.