» Close Encounters of the Putty Kind
I'm not really sure how to describe Scott Edwards' creation. All memory of the experience has been erased. On an unrelated note, I've recently discovered the joys of mashed potato sculpture.
September 24, 2007
September 20, 2007
» Putty Tux
Peter McNabb, brother of former guru Evan McNabb, won a free class during Utah Open Source Conference 2007. He decided to take the GL275 this week. It didn't take him long to find a good use for our famous Guru Putty:
August 10, 2007
» Putty Reproduction
Today John Barkhurst contacted me to claim credit for his putty interpretation of The Scream. He's obviously enjoying his putty because he also included a photographic answer to that age old mystery: "Where does putty come from?"
July 4, 2007
» Putty Scream
A few weeks ago in Portland, one of my students created a putty version of The Scream. Unfortunately, the lighting and my camera leave a lot to be desired. I've forgotten the creator's name, but it's still a neat idea.
Updated 9 Aug 2007: John Barkhurst wrote today to claim credit for this image and answer an age old question: "Where does putty come from?"
September 24, 2007
» Close Encounters of the Putty Kind
I'm not really sure how to describe Scott Edwards' creation. All memory of the experience has been erased. On an unrelated note, I've recently discovered the joys of mashed potato sculpture.
September 20, 2007
» Putty Tux
Peter McNabb, brother of former guru Evan McNabb, won a free class during Utah Open Source Conference 2007. He decided to take the GL275 this week. It didn't take him long to find a good use for our famous Guru Putty:
August 10, 2007
» Putty Reproduction
Today John Barkhurst contacted me to claim credit for his putty interpretation of The Scream. He's obviously enjoying his putty because he also included a photographic answer to that age old mystery: "Where does putty come from?"
July 4, 2007
» Putty Scream
A few weeks ago in Portland, one of my students created a putty version of The Scream. Unfortunately, the lighting and my camera leave a lot to be desired. I've forgotten the creator's name, but it's still a neat idea.
Updated 9 Aug 2007: John Barkhurst wrote today to claim credit for this image and answer an age old question: "Where does putty come from?"