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augi.typepad.com/augi_news/autodesk_university
Autodesk University | BLAUGI Blog of Autodesk User Group International
BLAUGI Blog of Autodesk User Group International BLAUGI Blog of Autodesk User Group International (AUGI). BLAUGI BLAUGI Buttons & Graphics AUGI Country Chapters Autodesk employee blogs Media AUGI AUGI Forums About AUGI Join AUGI Posts in category ?Autodesk University? 2011.08.16 AUGI Top DAUG at AU2011 AUGI Top DAUG expands to more products AUGI is working together with KnowledgeSmart to provide a broader range of assessment topics for this year?s AUGI Top DAUG skills
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myarchn.com/profile/Renato
MyarchN
A rich and diverse community for architecture and related arts. We focus on giving people the means to form meaningful relationships
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mikkoh.com/blog
Mikko Haapoja's Blog
March 31st, 2010 Jam3 R&D and FITC Toronto I just realized I had made no mention of it here, but for the past few months the guys here at Jam3 have allowed me to go on a research period. During that time the Voxel Engine/Fancy Engine has grown in leaps and bounds. I?ve been documenting the process at: http://labs.jam3.ca/ Here?s a quick video of something I?ve made with the Fancy Engine: If you want to see more stuff like that video go and check out: http://labs.jam3.ca
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signatureillustration.org/illustration-blog
Illustration Blog | The worlds finest illustration and art place
We Love the Arts. A showcase of illustrations, illustrators, art, fine art, even music, tutorials, video, photography, Editorial illustratoin Illustration and anything creative
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ece.uwaterloo.ca/~smatsuba
Stephen N. Matsuba - Home Page
Stephen Naoyuki Matsuba ABOUT ME | WORK | OBSESSIONS | BLOG | CONTACT I was born on 14 March, '59 in Vancouver, Canada. I received my B.A. and M.A. in English Literature at the University of British Columbia, and also attended York University (Toronto, Canada) where I worked on a Ph.D in Computational Linguistics and English Literature. Along the way, my interests shifted from the literary to the technological. I began work in computational linguistics