Have been keeping that little project of myself secret for months, but I feel like it’s time to ask some people who have a better understanding at this stuff for criticism.

So here is an articulated androgynous body made in Zbrush. I’ve always wanted a mannequin that could pose better than the wood ones, and when I found out about BJD I thought this was the perfect idea, since the parts are hollow and could easily be 3D printed. 

Now, idk much about the hobby itself (it seems pretty popular tho?) but I’ve kept looking at models ‘til I found enought reference to understand the articulation concepts. I hope it looks okay?

I still have a long way to go (I’m hoping for articulated hands and feet), and the head need some lil’ tweaking (it’s in another file, if I get some help with the body I’ll post it later), but it feels good to see how far I’ve come! :D

The Leatherdos is a hair clip that doubles as a multi-tool that combines 5 different tools in a tiny hair clip: screw-drivers, a wrench, a trolley coin, a ruler, and a cutting edge.

No one ever said babies weren’t cute. 

Is it too soon to share another awesomely creative piece of furniture? No way! This one-of-a-kind insectoid armoire is called the BUG and it was designed Latvian designer Janis Straupe of True Latvia. Full of customizable shelves, drawers, cubbies and even a few secret compartments, it’s a beautifully functional piece of furniture as well as an amazing work of art.

Click here to learn more about the BUG and its myriad features.

If only Kafka could’ve see this…