Hi *|FNAME|*,
Last week I was at the Tactile Revolution exhibit at the Northern Kentucky University. The exhibit is done by the Clovernook Center, showing different tactile representations of art, and at the exhibit people are encouraged to touch all objects.
The reason why I was there is because about at least two dozens of the exhibited objects were made by my company, Even Grounds for different Clovernook projects, mostly for schools and museums.
I wrote about it here, and if you live in the Cincinnati area, you can still visit the exhibit until September 17th.
More about my Philadelphia trip: I was always interested in creating tactile representations of faces. At the signers’ Hall, you can feel the faces of 42 statues, I wrote about my experience and what it means to me. This is strictly a subjective personal reflection, because there is much more to it when it comes to making 2D or 3D faces. It was interesting though at the Tactile Revolution exhibit that they had scanned and 3D printed the head of some of the Clovernook team, I worked with most of them so it was interesting for me to understand what they look like, or as much as a 3D printed head can tell you.
That’s all for today, I hope you have a great week.
Tom