#leonardo3

@leonardo-capulet​

It was early in the morning, possibly too early for him to reasonably be awake considering how late he was up closing last night. But Javan had never needed much sleep, so when he shot awake with very little warning, he only grumbled momentarily before throwing on his gym clothes. If he was going to be awake anyway, he might as well make some use out of it. 

Walking inside the gym, there were only a handful of other people spread out throughout, making it easy to avoid people if he didn’t feel like socializing. But when he saw a familiar figure, he found himself drifting over to  his part of the gym. “Morning Leo. I’d ask what you’re doing up if I wasn’t in the same position.” 

I follow the research center Leonardo3 from a lot of time, in their projects they use 3D modeling, virtual technology and physical reconstruction to bring to life ancient Leonardo's projects that are contained only into drawings and sketches. A recent exhibition at Ontario Science Center shows how digital applications can be good for a better understanding of cultural heritage.