Here’s a few recent works by Oakland artist Gabriel Schama (previously here and here) who designs elaborately layered wood relief sculptures with the help of a laser cutter. The pieces are cut from a variety of different plywoods which he layers to create varying images of the human form, architectural studies, and mandala-like patterns. You…
Kirsty Baynham – Interview Kirsty is a customer who has been using our services for the last 3 or so years. We love her designs! We decided to ask her a few questions about her work and inspirations. Kirsty is based in Glasgow and sells on Etsy and Not On The High Street. Also her work…
Isabel Howe – stitching into laser cut woodIsabel Howe is a recent graduate of the Contemporary Crafts course at Falmouth University.Isabel specialises in laser cut wood embroidery. She uses a laser cutter, wood, and cotton thread to create her unique work. This technique is something she has developed over the years, using flowers as an…
Kirsty Baynham – Delicate Wildlife and Intricate Geometry Prism of Starlings was founded after I graduated from art school with a degree in illustration. My lifelong love of decorative stationery products, my obsession with pattern and symmetry, and my fondness of animals together manifested into a collection of brightly patterned paper goods and homewares. My work is…
Over the weekend of 7th and 8th December, mekkit.com will be back hosting a fabulous design and laser cutting event in Manchester’s Northern Quarter. Hosted at Manchester Craft and Design Centre, we will be giving you the opportunity to use a snowflake generator written by Simon Denvers (www.denvers.com), which you can then have made straight away…
Perforated Laser Cut Panels from Bruag | MATERIALS and SOURCES: Bruag produce facades and panels in various generative styles. With some really interesting laser cut materials including one called Cellon – a high pressure lamianate based on cellulose and phenol. ‘via Blog this’