ombrae turns photographs into metal panels

The Netherlands, Michigan presented several anode alumina Ombrae panels at the AIA Conference in San Franciscobased Dri-
Design using the process conceived by artist Roderick Quin living in VancouverC. .
Computerized tools are used to roll out points that are punched from metal sheets to produce highlights and shadows that form a photo image of the Golden Gate Bridge when viewed from a distance.
These points are equivalent to a pixel on the computer screen.
The metal panel acan is used to decorate the building facade as well as the interior walls and partitions.
At the AIA Conference in San Francisco, the Netherlands and Michigan presented several aluminum Ombrae panelsbased Dri-
Design using the process conceived by artist Roderick Quin living in VancouverC. .
Computerized tools are used to roll out points that are punched from metal sheets to produce highlights and shadows that form a photo image of the Golden Gate Bridge when viewed from a distance.
These points are equivalent to a pixel on the computer screen.
The metal panel acan is used to decorate the building facade as well as the interior walls and partitions.
The art of showing photos has caught up with the times.
Thanks to 21st century technology, homeowners and designers can permanently transfer images to the wall
The size of the front door and wall inside and outside the home metal screen and panel.
In addition, if used as a cladding, the metal has a longer service life and is more eco-friendly than any other type of decorative wall panel.
Time of punching in traditional manual crafts such as convex lines and iron sheets
Consumption, expensive way to create such a low
Metal relief, it looks very folk.
But now, these images can be translated into 3-
D images using Dri\'s recently processed technology
Design of Mich Holland.
The technology was invented by Vancouver artist Roderick Quin, who combined his interest in photography with computers --numerical-
Control model-
He worked as a film set designer for 20 years.
His invention is called Ombrae (
Derived from Latin, meaning \"many shadows \")
, Is a computer program that runs machines that punch holes from metal plates.
These points are basically dark and dark pixels of digital images;
They are partially attached to the fundamentals board and act as mini panels
A reflection device captures light or casts shadows.
When viewed from a distance, the combination of light and shadow forms a photographic image, just as light and dark pixels form an image on a computer screen.
Last month, Quin\'s American Institute of Architects unveiled the Ombrae image of the Golden Gate Bridge at the American architects conference in San Francisco. S.
Manufacturing partner with DriDesign.
Zeeff modified automation system manufacturing Dri of modular Ombrae board
Design, usually only flat external metal wall panels are made. This 3-
The D. Ombrae version is an exciting departure for the company.
\"Ombrae is mainly used for decorative effects,\" said Zeeff . \".
\"But there\'s no reason why you can\'t have an Ombrae panel as a rain curtain.
\"The homeowner will be able to order through the district representative,\" Quin said . \".
\"We can do this directly now, but the cost will be high. A custom 8-by-12-foot wall (installed)
It\'s about $20,000.
\"The parking structure of the Southern Alberta Institute of Technology in Calgary, Alberta, designed by architect Bing Thom, will present a short-lived Ombrae cloud mural.
New York design company Thinc has considered the use of Ombrae portraits, including the 9/11 Memorial, in the project.
Quin says some electronics companies are asking about the mobile phone\'s Ombrae;
Their thermoformed plastic body can be non-slip with the convex starting point of Ombrae.
Custom Ombrae images can also be embedded in transparent plastic.
In the future, there is such a possibility at home.
Accessories designers will not lag too much.
Get ready for exciting metal and plastic lamp holders, children\'s desks, murals and decorations 3-
D. Ombrae image with personal style.