Klipp og Lim – Blog

A Welcome to Wingman

In the beginning of March we advertised for a skilled 3D designer/animator to share office space with us. We can’t complain about the response as we received a number of CVs and portfolios. Klipp og Lim had a lot of talent to choose from, and in the end it was Vegard Midjo that drew the longest straw.

Vegard is running the company Wingman3D AS and is moving inn with us the first of April. We wish to use this occasion to welcome Vegard Midjo and to say thank you to all applicants.

Searching for a 3D Designer

We’re inviting a skilled 3D designer/animator to work under our roof at Innherredsveien 7. Our offices currently consist of us, Skala Analyse & Rådgiving, Daffy Design, Magnusland, Normann Fiction and Aivu Media.

We’ve got space to let and we would love to have someone with 3D competence amongst us.

Hopefully this is an arrangement with mutual benefits as Klipp og Lim from time to time takes on projects requiring this type of production. We’d like to think that Klipp og Lim is a creative environment where ideas and ambitions can be nourished.

If you’re looking for an office space, have lots of experience working with 3D and would like to work in a creative environment, do not hesitate to contact us for more details. Send an e-mail to mail@klippoglim.no with some information about yourself and a few samples of your work and we’ll get back to you!

Peripetics

As quoted from Zeitguised website, “Zeitguised made a piece in six acts for the opening exhibition at the Zirkel Gallery. It entails six imaginations of disoriented systems that take a catastrophic turn, including the evolution of educational plant-body-machine models and liquid building materials.” Pretty interesting stuff.

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Mydeco Room Planner

Today’s FWA-winner Mydeco 3D Room Planner is nothing short of amazingly well executed.

The list of features for this application is too long to list here, so go try it out. I’m was especially impressed with how intuitive it is; it takes a matter of seconds before you’re able to set up your own room down to the last detail. I bet IKEA would want to get their hands on this.