September 26, 2018 – Between the Lines Blog

Calling All Portland 3D Creatives

By Shaan
September 26, 2018

Are you located in or near Portland Oregon and work with 3D such as animation, design visualization, and vfx using 3ds max and Maya? We are holding a great event with awesome local Portland talent, Autodesk employees, along with some beverages and snack foods. This event is free…

By Shaan
September 26, 2018

The acronym of my Autodesk division, Office of the CTO “OCTO” was the complex shape inspiration for an octopus named Olly. Olly was created by additive 3D printing metal and then subtractively machining it. Both methods of additive and subtractive were achieved using Autodesk’s advanced Powermill product. Read…

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Between the Lines Blog

Day September 26, 2018

Calling All Portland 3D Creatives

Additive and Subtractive Manufacturing Combined to Create Olly the Octopus