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Check out these shirts made from 3D models using an unfolding-polygon method similar to what product designers use when constructing paper models. Via Fashioning Technology.
Shirts from 3D models
Check out these shirts made from 3D models using an unfolding-polygon method similar to what product designers use when constructing paper models. Via Fashioning Technology.
Posted by Becky Stern |
Nov 18, 2008 08:18 PM
Arts, Computers, Crafts, Imaging, Paper Crafts, Wearables |
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My shirts look like that after I (attempt to) iron them!
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