Personal work (March 2020) Now that so many of us are quarantined at home, online shopping seems like a tempting place to turn to for stress-release or against boredom. But what if you decided to turn to digital fashion instead? No unnecessary consumption, no harm for the planet. Endless looks that have never been seen … Continue reading Interactive digital fashion – dress digital, not physical
What happens to our identity in a virtual environment? Do we remain ourselves? With our own avatar? Or do we utilise the non-existing limits in a virtual space and become someone, something else? Me wearing my eyewear in MR. Made with #SparkAR Changing identities. Made with #Clo3D and #aftereffects My virtual avatar, … Continue reading Digital metamorphosis
Spinning in circles, ready to fly – digital fashion animation with #blender, render with #eevee, model and cloth simulation made with #vstitcher
#closingtime #mood #digitalfashion #3ddesign #browzwear #vstitcher
I felt a little depressed when it started to get dark early, cloudy, rainy and cold… Summer’s officially over! But – if you dress right, it’s actually alright – right Emma? #conversationswithmyavatar #demsoftandcozywinterclothes #clo3d #itsclo3d #digitalfashion #cgi
With Carlings AS digital collection, Atacac garments in the online game Sansar VR or The Fabricant’s digital couture, Nike now joins the digital only movement by offering new footwear designs on Fortnite. With about 250million registered users, that’s a huge network of young people they reach through the video game. Excited to see how this … Continue reading Nike joins digital-only movement
#futuretechnology #sustainable #programmable clothing #sensors
Interesting read about digital clothing and various applications such as photo mapping or gaming. Also covering one of my favorite pioneers out there: ‘The Fabricant’. Still, some of the issues like lack of 3D education skills or automated technologies are being pointed out. But I’m happy to see that digital fashion is being picked up by … Continue reading Vogue Business about digital fashion
Simulated the size run of this blouse on sizes 34-44 to check fit and graphic size. Love the sizing feature in #Vstitcher! Background by RA Stone – http://www.artbyras.com
Last week I discovered Carlings – and got totally amazed by their digital collection initiative!! Carlings is a Norwegian company founded in 1980 by Frank Varner; based on their sustainable DNA and thought-through values, they developed a digital collection which only exists digitally and will never be produced physically. Why would you do that? … Continue reading Digital only – this is Carlings.
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