i think there are applications where it is interesting. but few people are actually using it in interesting applications.
for example, i’m using this display wall as an inspiration for a similar display wall i’m working on (not glowforge, but on another laser cutter we hope to have at work by early next year).
i think this is an interesting application.
I really like it with the dark backgrounds and white text…might need to adapt the photo a bit.
Thanks for posting! 
I think that’s really cool. It’s a very effective use of the medium and the colors of the interleaved blocks compliments the coloring of the laser engraves.
Very. I see those are 8" x 8" oak blocks. I’d love to know more. The images, even from this perspective, look to be incredibly sharp and detailed.
this was the second image of the full wall. i’m not sure where the original installation is, it came from a pile of jpgs someone else had collected.
the style of engraving is part of what makes this interesting, but the full application as a dimensional wall unit changes how you look at it, too.
cool, thanks for the sleuthing.
there are a few additional photos of the installation i hadn’t seen before if you google image search on “John E. Jaqua Academic Center”
wow, some incredible design in there.
Because I didn’t read your post… I actually thought the picture was you… and my first reaction was “Isn’t Jules a hedgehog?”
I imagine her as a hedgehog too. Do yourself a favour, and picture her little hedgehog self tapping a keyboard while she photoshops things. It’s adorable.
Side note, you’re a cat. You probably knew already. But in case you weren’t aware, you are.
Aww I was really looking for it to spell something clever when I defocused my eyes a bit. :’(
Omg that is so awesome
Definitely between 2 and 3