Prime Cuts: I think I smell a rat…
I’m not fond of rodents. Frankly I still hold a grudge about the Black Death (the fluffy little bastards), so when I spotted the RADAR from Rentokill I figured it…
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Stephen Holmes
As Editor-in-Chief, Stephen’s role covers the online space and the magazines. A mix of interviewing designers for in-depth features, and hunting for the latest industry news keeps him busy. If you have a story, get in touch.
The June Edition
The June edition of DEVELOP3D is about to land on your desks, so stay tuned for another whirlwind adventure. This month we look at Britain’s latest crop of product design…
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Dassault Design In Life: press days how they should be
Press events are usually a bombardment of self promotion, injecting the company’s brand into your consciousness and feeding you enough case studies to make their competition pale into insignificance. So…
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Ferrari World Design Contest finals
All those schoolboy memories of trying and failing miserably to sketch my favourite Ferrari have today built to the horrible conclusion that I will fail to win the Ferrari World…
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Prime Cuts: Hear me now!
This week we’ve turned to a rather nifty ‘glory project’ from Dassault Systèmes DesignStudio team in conjunction with designer Jean Hong. The Helix-IR concept is a wireless high definition sound…
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Autodesk’s new cloud collaboration tool get’s manly title
I like to imagine the heads of software companies at the moment when they’re trying to think of a name for their latest product. Men in bad suits all perched…
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Mother Lode of new jobs from Mamas & Papas
Designers and Engineers – Mamas & Papas Once again those fine people at Mamas & Papas have returned to DEVELOP3D Jobs to help it recruit another glut of designers and…
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New Designers: talent abounds
Nothing like a well designed shotgun to get your attention… the work of UCLAN graduate Humerah Ghori After four days at a design show we’re feeling a little exhausted, I…
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3D Mouse of the future design competition
Those of you sat working in 3D will probably feel blessed to be using one of 3Dconnexions 3D mice, yet there’s always room for improvement – and a $5,000 CAD…
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New Designers 2011 – Our best finds – part one
Easily the most eyecatching was this Triumph Twin Speed redux by Thomas Kasher and Roy Norton of Northumbria University Graduate shows are full of lots of exciting discoveries, so assemble…
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