I have a (bad) 3D scan of my head
At McCann Enterprise, during lockdown a lot of people (including me) joined the agency. As a way to introduce ourselves to everyone, we were encouraged to share an image of ourselves or something we’d created and speak about it in our weekly agency-wide meeting.
I had been interested in attempting to 3D scan something with my phone for a while and took this as an opportunity to try it out. My wife kindly did the actual scan. Once I had the model, I opened it in Blender and messed with the materials until I had something that looked cool. I rendered it at print res and called it a day.
What can you even do with a 3D scan of your own head?
I suppose I could have printed it, but what’s weird.
Instead, I decided it should be an asteroid hurtling through space towards earth. I’m not sure why.
I showed a friend who said, ”It’s like, your thoughts have big impact, y’know?”
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Anyway, enjoy this interactive but inevitable experience.
Use your mouse or drag around to orbit the camera. Use the left and right arrows or two fingers to roll the camera.
I made this by relentlessly prompting Cursor with Claude 3.7 Sonnet. The narrative is loaded in from a text file, and the head and 3D text are loaded in as.OBJ files.
Also viewable at https://voidspace.tiiny.co/