Modernism and The Prisoner

So... Today i dived into the alien "Prisoner Universe" The Prisoner is a British Television Series that aired on national Television in the late 60's. It is evident that the Series was shot during this period as the set is littered with "Modern" items ranging from room shapes to furniture.  Modernism is the term associated with the changes that were occuring with Visual and Performing arts, other definitions of Modernism are associated with the western movement of questioning religious beliefs and thinking, but thats a whole different topic although you could argue modern designs that envolved "Taboo themes" were influenced by this Modernist movement such examples can be seen with the "Dressing down of Women" and the explosion of intoxicants that was associated with "Hippy Culture."  Modernism in the 60's covered a vast array of industries including Fashion, Interior design, Automobiles and Furniture.

Instantly you can pick up the consistant theme that is associated with the 60's.  Rounded organic shapes and patterns are visible throughout, bright colours suchy as pink/purple/red/green/orange/black/white/blue are consistantly used. (Article will be continued)

Applications of 3D

The last 10 years have witnessed the explosion of 3D in our every day lives and industries alike.  The rapid growth of this ever increasing dimension has seen many investors acknowlegding what "Were" small industries as a result.

http://www.ltnetwork.org/site/upload/document/3D_Technologies.pdf

The link above gives us a clear understanding of how diverse 3D Technology is, industries range from Geophysical Exploration, to our personal favourite "Gaming"  from what i have read analysts predict 3D to be the next big thing in the Digital Industry...  Isn't it all ready?

Theres a first time for everything.

Hi Guys, over the next eleven weeks with my Blog (It sounds wrong i know). Through out this Project i shall be displaying my understanding of several topics that are related to 3D and to provide information that can help you gain a better understanding of 3d too.  My posts will include both visual and text based media which will range from boring essays to exciting video commentaries.