Posts Tagged ‘building’

This is the second portrait I made, using Bitstrips (the first was a character named Bone). As with my Superman, the moon prop was a key element in this picture.

I started with Usagi’s head. The face was so important. Building the eyes, which would move the viewer to the whole portrait. Also, giving him the fuzzy look. After all, he is a Rabbit!

After the face was done, I was home free… right! Turns out the ears were a LOT more difficult than I thought. The end result was worth the effort!

Now it got much easier… really! The body went quick, and even though the sword handle was quite detailed, it did not pose much problem in the design.

The end result was more exciting than I had hoped. Usagi looks like a character straight off of Cartoon Network! Now, if only someone would animate this amazing Character…

The folks over at Dynamic Architecture are really at it. They have an idea that could really spin off. It is a turn in the right direction.

OK. Enough puns. If this Skyscraper is possible, then you will see a whole new idea in design. It basically is a bunch of pre-fabricated buildings on a spindle. Each level is like a blade of a fan connected to a turbine. The building spins and creates it’s own energy.

Is it possible? Can you get…. what would that be… if it’s Seasick for sea, then it would be Scrapersick, right? The idea is a pretty cool one. The best part is it makes its own design simply by how the wind is moving.

The rooms are Pre-fab, so the majority of time would be spent on building the center structure. Then, each room is shipped, lifted and connected. Turn it clockwise like a Carnie loading up the Ferris wheel. Each floor will get loaded up within 7 days. It apparently takes less work and even less workers to put the building together.

Check out the Videos for yourself. But the real question is:

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