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Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's video

That's incredible. And so empowering.

Solar Grandmothers

Jan 25

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Body Hacks'

Prosthetics are also being 3D printed (or maybe still in development, am not sure) in fablabs, bringing low cost but high quality prosthetics to developing countries, essentially democratising them.

Jan 13

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Body Hacks'

I'd never seen this ted talk. Very cool. I saw Star Wars over the holidays and had completely forgotten that Luke Skywalker gets a prosthetic hand half way through the story. The hand was made to mimic a normal hand perfectly, which says a lot…

Jan 13

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Show & Tell: Texting Glove for the Hearing Impaired'

I really like it, but I have to agree with you on wondering what it could realistically be used for. Perhaps for subtitling spontaneous speeches in sign language? Having said that: I'm hoping that the Kinect will solve that specific problem at…

Dec 13, 2011

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's video

Lovely in it's seeming simplicity. Especially the capacative sensing at the end is quite magical. Too bad you'll need a computer for the sound, but that's how it is for now.

Sketching Electronics

Dec 6, 2011

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Paco Rabanne Restyled for the 21 Century'

Love it!

Oct 14, 2011

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's video

I've never seen this video. Great! :)

Hysterical Bubble Performance DenHaag

Aug 29, 2011

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'SXSW Wearable Tech Panel'

Just did!

Aug 25, 2011

Syuzi commented on Melissa Coleman's blog post 'Turkish Marbling with the Wii'

wow! that is lovely!

Aug 15, 2011

Turkish Marbling with the Wii

Using Photoshop for making digital textile designs is well established, but the use of a Wii is definitely not. In her project ‘Movement and Interactivity’ Central Saint Martins’ student Ezgihan Talay uses the Nintendo Wii to update the traditional technique of Turkish…See More

Blog post by Melissa Coleman Aug 15, 2011

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Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'The Techno-evolution of the E-book'

These explorations are exciting. I really hope that future books can indeed still have pages that can be turned physically.

Aug 5, 2011

Syuzi commented on Melissa Coleman's blog post 'Bacterial Motility: a second skin that grows and moves'

Great Interview! Thanks Melissa & Erdem. I love the layers of "process" in the work. Beautiful!

Aug 1, 2011

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Friday Roundup: Laser Cut Fashion'

My favourites may still be the works of Lilly Heine that are also on this site: http://www.fashioningtech.com/photo/lilly-heine-ax10

Jul 29, 2011

Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Friday Roundup: Laser Cut Fashion'

I know it's not fashion and really they are a bit too dramatic for me, but still I quite like these: http://www.contemporist.com/2009/02/07/future-flora-pendant-lights-by-tord-boontje/ The 3D potential of this particular use of lasercutting…

Jul 29, 2011

Bacterial Motility: a second skin that grows and moves

In an effort to visualise bacteria cultures the textile collection Bacterial Motility looks to innovative technologies such as Shape Memory Alloys and 3D printing to create the most natural effects.Bacterial Motility was inspired by the growth of bacteria populations and intends to make the usually invisible bacteria visible, thus creating a second layer on the human body. It is the final collection of Erdem Kiziltoprak, a recent…See More

Blog post by Melissa Coleman Jul 29, 2011

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Melissa Coleman commented on Syuzi's blog post 'Animated Pen Nib Dress'

It's very reminiscent of samurai clothing. Is the pen mightier than the sword?

Jun 20, 2011

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Turkish Marbling with the Wii

Using Photoshop for making digital textile designs is well established, but the use of a Wii is definitely not. In her project ‘Movement and Interactivity’ Central Saint Martins’ student …

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Posted on August 15, 2011 at 12:50pm — 1 Comment

Bacterial Motility: a second skin that grows and moves

Posted on July 29, 2011 at 1:52pm — 1 Comment

Dynamic Relief Makes Textile Animations With Air

Without a doubt this is one of the most elegant methods to create a moving textile that I have encountered thus far. Dynamic Relief by Industrial Design students Fauzi Al-Kaylani, Sander Bogers, Nicholas Nelson and Willem…

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Posted on June 7, 2011 at 3:30pm — 1 Comment

Pretty Smart Textiles 2011 at Future Textiles

In case you missed it last year: this year the exhibition Pretty Smart Textiles is travelling to Denmark. Pretty Smart…

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Posted on April 23, 2011 at 12:00pm — 2 Comments

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At 10:46am on June 18, 2011, Naja Thyge Johansen said…: Yes I remember that day, and I hope I will have the opportunity to get more hands-oh experience with e-textiles in the nearest future, masterclass was actually the first time I attempted in this area!

But there has to be a first time for everything!