Ronnie van Hout is a New Zealand artist that currently lives in Melbourne. He works across a wide variety of media including sculpture, video, painting, photography, embroidery, and sound recordings. His latest piece is a crafty and clever rooftop sculpture that sits on top of Christchurch Art Gallery’s building. It is a giant hand with…
Wysiwyg 3D Engineers were on site for an 8-month duration of filming on Pirates of The Caribbean 5 – Dead Men Tell No Tales in QLD Australia. With over seven (7) scanners, our team were able to capture all props, sets and digital body doubles (over 600) and processed in our Sydney Office by the…
Lidar Scanning Chatswood for the first time in preparation for Vivid Sydney. Vivid Sydney is becoming so popular that for the first time VIVID Sydney will move further afield to Chatswood and Chippendale to combat the growing crowds and make it more family friendly. The Wysiwyg 3D engineers used the latest in lidar scanning technologies…
3D Scanning Museum Items For Hackathon This exciting event matches 10 contemporary designers with 10 collection objects that have been 3D scanned. Designers spend two intensive days manipulating the 3D object files, using as much creativity as they can muster to design their own hacked interpretations. Working in a studio environment, the designer’s challenge is…
‘Drogon’ from Game of Thrones uses 3D Laser Scanning The team from Gorilla Constructions met with the Wysiwyg3D engineers to find out how 3D scanning could be used on their next project. With a tight deadline looming the Game of Thrones star Drogon was the perfect ‘prop’ to use the latest in 3d technology. The more…
Lidar Scanning MLC Centre Ample Projects – specialists in projection and interactive design, contacted the team at Wysiwyg 3D to use lidar scanning as the basis for their light projection design. An unusual design the MLC centre was to form a part of a growing list of Sydney icons that make up Vivid Sydney. Wysiwyg 3D Engineers used our…
