Kim Ovitz Moves Into the Future

The jewelry draped on the models at fashion designer Kim Ovitz's Fall 2013 collection was produced by a 3D printer. Growing in popularity, 3D printers allow for small manufactured runs ( as small as 1) of items.  All you need is a design and some 3D rendering know how.

Ovitz's pieces were created in partnership with the company Shapeways, a 3D printing marketplace and community.  The collection is for sale on Shapeways website here:

http://www.shapeways.com/shops/KimberlyOvitz

Photos courtesy of Shapeways.com

Ware-able Art

Emma Ware left a career in Film and TV for a creative outlet she learned while still a child. Using rubber from bicycle inner tubes and chain she creates sculptural, soft moveable pieces that are more work of art than mere jewelry.

More pieces can be found for purchase here http://boticca.com/ware/all/#pieces
Or visit the artist at her website http://www.emmaware.co.uk/index.htm

KING For a Day

King is a self described material designer and artist who graduated from the Tama Art University in 2002.
Call yourself anything you want when you create eye candy as gorgeous as this. Enjoy!

More can be viewed here: http://www.kingtokyo.com/main.html#/works/