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Spatial sketch: bridging between movement & fabrication. TEI ’10 (2010)

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by Karl D. D. Willis
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@MISC{Willis10spatialsketch:,
    author = {Karl D. D. Willis},
    title = {Spatial sketch: bridging between movement & fabrication. TEI ’10},
    year = {2010}
}

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Abstract

Spatial Sketch is a three-dimensional (3D) sketch application that bridges between physical movement and the fabrication of objects in the real world via cut planar materials. This paper explores the rationale and details behind the development of the Spatial Sketch application, and presents our observations from user testing and a hands-on lamp shade design workshop. Finally we reflect upon the relevance of embodied forms of human computer interaction for use in digital fabrication. Author Keywords Sketching, drawing, creativity, design, 3D interfaces,

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spatial sketch    movement fabrication    human computer interaction    physical movement    spatial sketch application    design workshop    cut planar material    author keywords sketching    digital fabrication    user testing    embodied form    sketch application    real world    hands-on lamp   

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