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Seeing them so cloudy was a little disheartening but then the gloss really elevated them with shiny depth. Fantastic video and entertaining brief for the project. That's a cool service.
John, this video goes to the Design books in its own right! Working with peers, mentors, collaboration, cross-functional team work, exploration of new advanced manufacturing technologies, and most importantly elaborating on the Design Process, the workflow, and beyond, when working on a project! Your best video yet! Very inspirational! Thank you!
Cool designs, especially the fire ones. Still I have to say for a product like eyeglasses, I am disappointed not a single photo of someone wearing them. I realize these designs aren't particularly designed to be worn at this stage, but it would have been interesting to see them on someone's face. Cool stuff.
Honestly, if you applied the wind effect to aviator-esque frames. A little thicker to get the 3 dimensional effect of the inner design, with the filled in area above the bridge, I think you'd have a fashionable and wearable set of shades, which is rather impressive. I could definitely see more fashion-oriented folk gravitating towards it over tradition aviators.
Wow, I love these experimental designs, the wind one is my favourite because, while it looks conventional (shape wise), it has such a beautiful execution of 3D printing, AI Collaboration, and VFX tools to bring out something truely unique/new. Always enjoy your videos and this one was especially inspiring as a soon to be industrial designer myself.
Amazing results! I like the flame frames. I feel like getting them to fit someone's face might be a challenge or two but I dont know much. How about wrist watches!?!?
Amazing process and documentation! It's great to see all these new techniques come together in such a logical way. Btw, the memes and references were the true cherry on the top!
Awesome seeing the design process, the end result is really cool! Also, damn impressive 3d printer, they should just develop some surface-treatment options. Adding the gloss coat made a HUGE difference and that was what made the prototypes really look similar to the 3d models.
Wow those are all super cool, and what an awesome way to showoff what Stratasys is doing with their technology, I've been wanting to play around with their TechStyle stuff for garments
Your video is a gold mine for new generation of designers!! Lovely design process. Just a suggestion: It would be nice to give an idea about how much time it took you to complete each face of design for new designers to get the full picture.
You probably don’t want to dedicate a whole video to this, but have you thought about the design of the three major video companies’s mascot game characters and how they locked the different gaming consuls into a design philosophy? Kratos from God of War, Master Chief from halo, and Mario.
3:41 Some theories ; Getting weird with Animation through parallax , depth , light and maybe Lenticular/stereogram effects? 3D printing is cutting the industry muscle memory built on the limits of being injection mold friendly. Since your working with material-control from most angles a designer can choose where transparency/layers happens. So to a degree where the laminations will be, and air gaps, and thus some control over internal refraction. Theory #1: print the glasses so the layers are ~45 degrees when facing the front of the glass 👁/👁 and also the slicing is rotated back like ~5 degrees so that an onlooker looking at someone wearing the glasses has a deeper(more layered) view into the glasses structure in one eye than the other eye than they would get via normal refractions from material layering, coloring, and air gaps. Add in lenticular[1] ribs at those differences at the slicing layers for different parts of the image. If your able to control perceived depth over actual monocular depth now you don't just have sunglass frames you have visual frames to build animation; though only 2fps 🤔. Lenticular 3D printing Taken to an extreme you could have wind & fire glasses but one is only seen from above the other below, or left & right. Theory #2 For fire, lightning, caustics, etc there's also building in light tunnels of different clarity strengths to "animate" internal coloring highlights; think solar daylighting tubing or fiberoptic light to propagate light through a structure. 4:15 For water glasses I wonder if you could fake casting caustics throughout the frames directed onto the lenses themselves. Imagine someone on the beach with the sun behind them and their lenses start visually scintillating like the bottom of a clear blue pool of caustics. Wild theory: with depth control of material stereopsis is also controllable so if not animation maybe illusionary depth like in a stereogram 🤔. [1] last year MIT printed lenticular surfaces, I haven't seen anyone doing internal lenticular structures yet. I think they also worked with stratasys(or at least one of their 3D printers) "Jiani Zeng, Honghao Deng, Yunyi Zhu, Michael Wessely, Axel Kilian, and Stefanie Mueller. 2021. Lenticular Objects: 3D Printed Objects with Lenticular Lens Surfaces That Can Change their Appearance Depending on the Viewpoint."
This is so awesome. Really great and tasteful application of the tech. It's been years and thousands of tiny improvements in 3D printing and procedural modeling to make this possible.
Really nice designs and video - but a main thing is missing - you should add a video of these sunglasses on a face so we can see how they actually look on a face
Hang out in gamer and diorama videos. They do a lot with getting over 3D printer issues. These are super fun and outright gorgeous. Did you think about coordinating the lenses? Too much?
16:35 Wind frames hit the most marks by far, it conveys depth even through static images; Maybe some 360 turntable yt shorts? The 14:05 water and fire almost seem like frames that have been hydro dipped( i am on a potato screen sorry). I'm assuming still images leave out a lot making everything flatter than they are. Lke 15:51 fire does hint a bit of an internal world of fire but not much. The earth glasses could be called ice glasses.
I’m going to go over to veo optics today and ask how i can get my hands on some of these. I have a bunch of great frames from veo and they’re top notch. These are great. This is excellent work, thank you!
I would absolutely love to be involved in design but i feel like right now i am very squarely in the “consumer” bucket and i dont know that i have the skills for “design.” But i know what works for me, what i really like, and what really don’t work, so maybe we can figure something out because I have ideas and i have been working with Veo since 2015 and have… at least fifteen pairs of their frames. This video was so good for me
The wind and water probably would require the least alteration to be wearable. The trace on them kind of reminds me of the turtle shell look. Great experiment
I loved this video. Thank you for bringing us along with your process. I know that designing things without constraints can be very difficult. You did great. I think you've shown us what is possible with new tools and technology and I can't wait to see your new line of eyewear.
This really inspired me! Maybe I missed it in the video, but what's the name of this printing technology? I don't want to go through the sales funnel on a printer I'd have to mortgage my house for. I just want to try and find a prototyping service that offers this tech. Thanks, really appreciate your videos!
Imo the earth came out the best overall. Interesting silhouette, concept and execution. The fire was a little cheesy in texture/material but otherwise cool, love the aggressiveness, very bold. The water and air were the weakest imo, as they looked a bit more conventional, didn't push the envelope enough. Really cool that you experimented though, kudos!
To be fair, you really used the printer in a way that makes use of its strengths. Parts that need to be dimensionally accurate and less organic would be much more difficult on such long and thin structures. Layer lines are also not so cool but blend well into the designs.
My one complaint is the print lines, I know that's just part of the technology but it REALLY messes with the smooth surface of the water or fire or even the air frames. Which is probably also why the earth frames are my absolute favorite, the print lines PERFECTLY accentuate that earth is a layered creation, building up on itself in rock formations. Love them, easily my favorite.
Very nice. Although actual design should generally be form and function combined (and usability and UX), this sort of exploratory design with a focus on one element, pardon the pun, allows for creativity and inspiration. Really interesting process you showed off, and the end results were stunning.
Here before this blows up - crazy that you can just print these on demand and drop ship them. Obviously maybe more to do on comfort, but still amazing.
Man! This is insane! Great idea, great execution! But it needs to be evolved into something sustainable. New materials. Let’s say use spider webs stabilized by resin for wind, or stones for earth. But all in all it is great! Good job, waiting for the new video!
it's still happening. I finished it in March of last year and I sent it to get CNC'ed, but the guy has a huge back log of work. He just CNC'ed the fretboards recently.
@@Design.Theory Awesome! I hope to see some great progress soon! Thanks again for letting me be a part of the testing. If you need any help feel free to shoot me an email!
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Seeing them so cloudy was a little disheartening but then the gloss really elevated them with shiny depth. Fantastic video and entertaining brief for the project. That's a cool service.
It's impressive that the print lines are so subtle in these prints. You can see them, but they've blended so well.
This is terrific! These designs as they are now would be great to use in music videos and stylish movie stuff!
That means a lot coming from you, Ben. I appreciate that :)
I was thinking the same thing. Lady Gaga would kill in the flame ones.
Ben? Nice.
Seems like a huge miss to not have anyone actually wear them.
John, this video goes to the Design books in its own right! Working with peers, mentors, collaboration, cross-functional team work, exploration of new advanced manufacturing technologies, and most importantly elaborating on the Design Process, the workflow, and beyond, when working on a project! Your best video yet! Very inspirational! Thank you!
Cool designs, especially the fire ones. Still I have to say for a product like eyeglasses, I am disappointed not a single photo of someone wearing them. I realize these designs aren't particularly designed to be worn at this stage, but it would have been interesting to see them on someone's face. Cool stuff.
Honestly, if you applied the wind effect to aviator-esque frames. A little thicker to get the 3 dimensional effect of the inner design, with the filled in area above the bridge, I think you'd have a fashionable and wearable set of shades, which is rather impressive. I could definitely see more fashion-oriented folk gravitating towards it over tradition aviators.
I'll probably do some more toned-down designs some time soon.
Wow, I love these experimental designs, the wind one is my favourite because, while it looks conventional (shape wise), it has such a beautiful execution of 3D printing, AI Collaboration, and VFX tools to bring out something truely unique/new. Always enjoy your videos and this one was especially inspiring as a soon to be industrial designer myself.
Earth, Wind, Fire, Water... now make the Avatar glasses frames, master of all four
Amazing results! I like the flame frames. I feel like getting them to fit someone's face might be a challenge or two but I dont know much. How about wrist watches!?!?
Amazing process and documentation! It's great to see all these new techniques come together in such a logical way. Btw, the memes and references were the true cherry on the top!
Glad you enjoyed it! It's all about the memes :O
Love the wind ones especially. Wish I could've seen you model the glasses. Looking forward to seeing more
Awesome seeing the design process, the end result is really cool!
Also, damn impressive 3d printer, they should just develop some surface-treatment options. Adding the gloss coat made a HUGE difference and that was what made the prototypes really look similar to the 3d models.
You need to clear cote em! Then they look like in the render, crisp glass
the wind is sick, i'd buy it or make my own version, you should teach this stuff, is magic
I want to rock those wind frames soooooo bad, they are so cool!
Wow those are all super cool, and what an awesome way to showoff what Stratasys is doing with their technology, I've been wanting to play around with their TechStyle stuff for garments
Your video is a gold mine for new generation of designers!! Lovely design process.
Just a suggestion:
It would be nice to give an idea about how much time it took you to complete each face of design for new designers to get the full picture.
Fair point, I'll take that into account for next time
You probably don’t want to dedicate a whole video to this, but have you thought about the design of the three major video companies’s mascot game characters and how they locked the different gaming consuls into a design philosophy?
Kratos from God of War, Master Chief from halo, and Mario.
Really cool! I am on my new eyewear journey with my 3D printer.
3:41 Some theories ; Getting weird with Animation through parallax , depth , light and maybe Lenticular/stereogram effects?
3D printing is cutting the industry muscle memory built on the limits of being injection mold friendly.
Since your working with material-control from most angles a designer can choose where transparency/layers happens.
So to a degree where the laminations will be, and air gaps, and thus some control over internal refraction.
Theory #1: print the glasses so the layers are ~45 degrees when facing the front of the glass 👁/👁 and also the slicing is rotated back like ~5 degrees so that an onlooker looking at someone wearing the glasses has a deeper(more layered) view into the glasses structure in one eye than the other eye than they would get via normal refractions from material layering, coloring, and air gaps.
Add in lenticular[1] ribs at those differences at the slicing layers for different parts of the image.
If your able to control perceived depth over actual monocular depth now you don't just have sunglass frames you have visual frames to build animation; though only 2fps 🤔.
Lenticular 3D printing Taken to an extreme you could have wind & fire glasses but one is only seen from above the other below, or left & right.
Theory #2 For fire, lightning, caustics, etc there's also building in light tunnels of different clarity strengths to "animate" internal coloring highlights; think solar daylighting tubing or fiberoptic light to propagate light through a structure.
4:15 For water glasses I wonder if you could fake casting caustics throughout the frames directed onto the lenses themselves.
Imagine someone on the beach with the sun behind them and their lenses start visually scintillating like the bottom of a clear blue pool of caustics.
Wild theory: with depth control of material stereopsis is also controllable so if not animation maybe illusionary depth like in a stereogram 🤔.
[1] last year MIT printed lenticular surfaces, I haven't seen anyone doing internal lenticular structures yet. I think they also worked with stratasys(or at least one of their 3D printers)
"Jiani Zeng, Honghao Deng, Yunyi Zhu, Michael Wessely, Axel Kilian, and Stefanie Mueller. 2021. Lenticular Objects: 3D Printed Objects with Lenticular Lens Surfaces That Can Change their Appearance Depending on the Viewpoint."
You can do this with the new blender AI plugin, I do it all the time
Very cool stuff! Any video with an appropriate Zoolander reference gets a thumbs up from me.
AI does show an very intersing approach and renew our odinary concpet at sunglasses. It does give you lots of intersting idea
The fire style looks like Spiderman!
This is so awesome. Really great and tasteful application of the tech. It's been years and thousands of tiny improvements in 3D printing and procedural modeling to make this possible.
Couldn't agree more. Thanks Marc
the wind one was pretty cool
Incredible! Thanks for putting so much effort into this!
What 3d printing technology or machine you used to bring your creation to life? It’s incredible how the machine able to produce the texture
Really nice designs and video - but a main thing is missing - you should add a video of these sunglasses on a face so we can see how they actually look on a face
Maybe I'll post on IG
Such an awesome project!
Hang out in gamer and diorama videos. They do a lot with getting over 3D printer issues.
These are super fun and outright gorgeous. Did you think about coordinating the lenses? Too much?
16:35 Wind frames hit the most marks by far, it conveys depth even through static images; Maybe some 360 turntable yt shorts?
The 14:05 water and fire almost seem like frames that have been hydro dipped( i am on a potato screen sorry).
I'm assuming still images leave out a lot making everything flatter than they are.
Lke 15:51 fire does hint a bit of an internal world of fire but not much.
The earth glasses could be called ice glasses.
love leon n-6 drop xD
edit. now captain planet ref? dude x)
Great channel btw. Love cool vibe while you share your knowledge.
I’m going to go over to veo optics today and ask how i can get my hands on some of these. I have a bunch of great frames from veo and they’re top notch. These are great. This is excellent work, thank you!
I would absolutely love to be involved in design but i feel like right now i am very squarely in the “consumer” bucket and i dont know that i have the skills for “design.” But i know what works for me, what i really like, and what really don’t work, so maybe we can figure something out because I have ideas and i have been working with Veo since 2015 and have… at least fifteen pairs of their frames. This video was so good for me
Damn, your channel is insane! WOW. Not in design at all but I'm following you! So much knowledge. Thank you for your hard work, highly appreciated!
Wind was by far my favorite. Great work
The wind and water probably would require the least alteration to be wearable. The trace on them kind of reminds me of the turtle shell look. Great experiment
Great! But which for you the best 3D application for eyewear design? Thanks
I loved this video. Thank you for bringing us along with your process. I know that designing things without constraints can be very difficult. You did great. I think you've shown us what is possible with new tools and technology and I can't wait to see your new line of eyewear.
Heat Miser in the Rudolph movie has hair that would go perfectly with those fire glasses.
I'd hard-core wear the wind and earth glasses
I like the Wind frames the best, but they are all pretty cool!
This really inspired me! Maybe I missed it in the video, but what's the name of this printing technology? I don't want to go through the sales funnel on a printer I'd have to mortgage my house for. I just want to try and find a prototyping service that offers this tech. Thanks, really appreciate your videos!
Imo the earth came out the best overall. Interesting silhouette, concept and execution. The fire was a little cheesy in texture/material but otherwise cool, love the aggressiveness, very bold. The water and air were the weakest imo, as they looked a bit more conventional, didn't push the envelope enough.
Really cool that you experimented though, kudos!
These look better than 99% of what I see commercially.
This is a great video. I study industrial design, and the content you upload is very inspiring.
honestly, these glasses are sick, I would wear them, it's very hard, almost impossible to find kinda avantgarde looking glasses
Thanks Adam! Very nice of you to say.
I am so fascinated with that printer.. I hope something like that becomes mainstream and inexpensive soon but wow
i want the wind frames soooo bad
Es brutal, todo el video, me lo he visto entero. Cuando empecé mi canal de youtube, te tuve como referencia, amazing work, keep going!!
You left out the KOOLEST of all time Wesley Snipes "BLADE".
To be fair, you really used the printer in a way that makes use of its strengths. Parts that need to be dimensionally accurate and less organic would be much more difficult on such long and thin structures. Layer lines are also not so cool but blend well into the designs.
Hi) brilliant work! What printer you youse and what material??)
You should make a hollow frame with water and a bit of bleach inside flowing around inside. the bleach is to prevent fungus
You are incredible. Thank you for creating this channel.
Crazy process! Love the results!
You basically described stella bossi. 10:24 😂
My one complaint is the print lines, I know that's just part of the technology but it REALLY messes with the smooth surface of the water or fire or even the air frames. Which is probably also why the earth frames are my absolute favorite, the print lines PERFECTLY accentuate that earth is a layered creation, building up on itself in rock formations.
Love them, easily my favorite.
What software do you use for rendering normally?
Great work can you tell me what the software you designed by it
great vide as usual. always nice to see a new design theory video.
Dude! Waving hi from home ! Hi from Geneva n Mission! Great to see companies from home busting it and making the best n interesting around!!!!!
Didn’t know John travolta makes glasses now! Dope
AAAAADRIAAAAAN
Very nice. Although actual design should generally be form and function combined (and usability and UX), this sort of exploratory design with a focus on one element, pardon the pun, allows for creativity and inspiration.
Really interesting process you showed off, and the end results were stunning.
Amazing innovation in product design, congrats!
Damn, awesome video!!
How much does it cost to print 1 of these? Can’t wait this to be available to actually wear!!!
Hmmm, I'm not sure.
Here before this blows up - crazy that you can just print these on demand and drop ship them. Obviously maybe more to do on comfort, but still amazing.
Now, try it with a $200 home resin printer. They do look sick though.
I'd wear the wind ones fosho
Man! This is insane! Great idea, great execution! But it needs to be evolved into something sustainable. New materials. Let’s say use spider webs stabilized by resin for wind, or stones for earth. But all in all it is great! Good job, waiting for the new video!
Totally agree! I'm glad you enjoyed the vid :)
Awesome 👍!!! Would have loved to see them on a person :)
I still have them so maybe I'll post some shots on my instagram
@@Design.Theory Can you tell us the price for printing these?
I really want to see these being worn, super cool designs though!
Love the video❤ didn’t know you could print such materials but why didn’t you show them on a face as well?:((
Might post some on my IG later
@@Design.Theory please!!!
What if you'll mix all four in one!?
Interesting 🤔
Very cool!
which 3d program do u use?
Those really do look like Eltonpunk
amazing! Design and printer mind blowing! Sadly outside of my reach for now :D
BING CHILLING
By clean topology is your passion, the joke was you being sarcastic right? Anyway, cool end result.
Yes
The design process is super interesting and well documented, but I do not see any use of AI.
it's in there somewhere in the middle
Were they all 2's for wearability due to not having any flex in the frame to take them on and off?
Two main reasons. #1, they look ridiculous when worn. #2 they are uncomfortable
wow, if you sold these for more than I could afford, you would rake in the dough!
omfg these are fucking awesome
💥🔥💥🔥💥 glad you like em 😎
You never said the other software you used 6:00
nice one!!!!
Thank you! Cheers!
This is gonna hurt
I would ask for a stl, but they don't fold.
That's why they don't fold. I knew you'd ask for an STL otherwise.
🔥
Houdini fam!
17:05
Two Words: Gary Larson
🔥🚀
The wind ones look too much like ET eyebrows.
the critique is a hater. i bet he wouldve said those red boots had a 2 in wearabilitiy
I know this is off topic but what ever happened to the bass
Guitar you were designing 😢
it's still happening. I finished it in March of last year and I sent it to get CNC'ed, but the guy has a huge back log of work. He just CNC'ed the fretboards recently.
@@Design.Theory I don't know if you remember me but I was one of the guys who tested the prototype. Hope everything is going well!
I remember, Cris!
@@Design.Theory Awesome! I hope to see some great progress soon! Thanks again for letting me be a part of the testing. If you need any help feel free to shoot me an email!
WOW🤪
wow :O
you are doing some cool stuff but you need to hire a proper 3d modeler to really make the designs pop I think.