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Grant Bailey
Grant Bailey was born to an agricultural scientist and an art teacher. From an infancy split between the electron microscopy lab and the sculpture studio, Grant was destined for a career with both method and expression. At North Carolina State University he bounced between disciplines - architecture, illustration, jewelry and finally industrial design, where he earned his degree. Directly from college he went to work for ShopBot Tools, a CNC router manufacturer based in nearby Durham . There he did a 5 year stint in a variety of roles that included customer support, training and design.
Grant moved to Houston in 2006 with his wife, Jenna, to help her pursue her own design career in graphics and to put winter behind him forever. Shortly after moving to Texas , Grant began a sole proprietorship offering creative and technical services to clients in a range of CNC based manufacturing industries. As part of this endeavor, Grant is proud to offer his work at Vector Art 3D.
Grant's Vector Art 3D models can be found at this link: Grant's Models
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Todd Bailey
Todd would describe himself as a very lucky man. While growing up in Atlantic Canada he was fortunate to have very creative parents that helped to lay the ground work for his path in life.
Since 1997, he has worked as Chief Designer in a small pewter company located in Fredericton, NB. In 1999 the company took the plunge into 3D relief modeling using ArtCam, a desktop CNC machine and a variety of other software.
At the end of 2005 Todd started his own company creating 3D relief models for the sign and jewelry making industries while still working for the pewter company.
Living along the Saint John River, in Fredericton, New Brunswick Todd is surrounded by inspiration and strives to enjoy every day learning and living life with his wife and dog… Cooper.
Todd's Vector Art 3d models can be found at this link: Todd's Models |
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James Booth
After studying Industrial Design at University James spent 10 years working for Delcam, makers of the ArtCAM Pro software. In the business he had many roles but always enjoyed actually using the software to develop files. James decided to combine this enjoyment with the demand from customers for high quality, artistic 3D models specifically created for CNC production. So in 2004 he started a company; Carve 3D for creating custom designs as well as co-founding Vector Art 3D in 2005.
James has built hundreds of digital 3D projects in the last few years but believes it is still important to understand and study traditional carving, architecture and craftsmanship. James thinks artistic software and CNC machines are a natural progression to allow the the user to re-create traditionally styled carvings as well as make contemporary designs. He originates from the UK but now lives in Toronto, Canada with his wife and new baby.
James' Vector Art 3d models can be found at this link: James' Models
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Paul Botes
Paul grew up in a creative environment, with his Dad being a professional artist. Art school did the finishing touches before starting his career. Some of the disciplines encountered on his journey included screen printing, painting, sculpting, jewelery design and manufacturing, 3d design and engraving/carving. After working for the South African Mint Company as Die sinker and Engraver for seven years, he found the environment too limiting for his creative nature. Taking his passion for relief sculpting, his jeweler knowledge and curiosity for technology, combined into one package, to carve a new career.
Paul's Vector Art 3D Models can be found at this link: Paul Botes Model's |
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Dale "Dasch" Schulz
Dale (Dasch) Schulz is a multi-disciplined artist working in a wide range of media. He lives and works on Vancouver Island, British Columbia. His work includes graphic and humorous illustration, digital 3D modeling and illustration and multi-media sculptural work. He has been drawing and painting since the age of six, selling his first drawing at the tender age of eight years. Dasch started as a professional freelance artist while still in junior high school, creating editorial cartoons for local area newspapers. He still considers himself a cartoonist, first.
Dasch creates sculptural forms for fine art, display, and theatrical uses. He is an experienced scenic painter and prop maker and believes ALL art forms are interconnected. He has been creating digital 3D artwork since January 2000 and has incorporated the procedures into almost everything he does.
Dasch's Vector Art 3d models can be found at this link: Dale Schulz's Models
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Jules Wittrup
Jules creates artwork that she describes as "celebrating the beauty and diversity of life on our exquisite blue gem of a planet". Jules is a multidisciplinary artist creating figurative bronze sculpture, represented in Gallery North in Carmel, CA. She is currently exploring other mediums of creative expression and integrated wholeness, including water-based clay sculpture, painting, yoga (Kripalu-trained teacher), dance, bodywork (Esalen Institute), Aikido, expressive arts therapy (Tamalpa Institute), and living off-grid in Maui. She is excited to be able to explore aspects of the natural world and other themes for Vector Art 3D.
Jules' Vector Art 3D models can be found at this link: Jule's Models |
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