Rob describes a personal journey from his first boat built - a 24ft stripped-out Quarter Ton racing yacht - to the studio’s most recent work, including a 160ft expedition yacht currently under construction. It spans the transition between pencils, splines and ducks through early computerisation to various high level CAD/CAM processes. It’s an art-meets-science journey, where the former still plays a huge part.
Date: Wednesday 30 March 2022
Time: 19:00
Place: CA House or, for the webinar broadcast via Zoom, your own home or boat
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Tickets (to attend at CA House): Tickets £19 and will include a buffet supper and must be booked in advance. Following the lecture, prizes will be presented to this year’s log competition winners.
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Oyster 62 in Antarctica, a Rob Humphreys design
Image: Steve Powell