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3D-Printed Art

You’ve probably heard about how the rise of 3D printing is revolutionizing the science and technology sector—but did you know it’s transforming the art world, too?

How to use 3D printers in the field of art?

Action Figure

Without limiting the size, complex structures can also be printed with an accuracy of 0.05mm, and the surface of the printed model is smooth and easy to paint.

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Creative Lampshade

Professional translucent resin can completely print out the lampshade, without doing post-processing, so that LED lights become more design, the focus is very low printing cost.

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Vase

The project is about 2,000 square meters, with two floors mainly for leisure. The fabric sofa and lounge chair are more satisfying for customers.

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Sculpture

3D printing is welcomed by the sculpture industry, which can quickly complete the production of the model, not only can be directly printed and molded, but also can be done.

Fiberglass Sculpture

Large outdoor sculpture can also be realized with 3D printing, we have 3D printer dedicated slicing software, a complete model into multiple parts, according to the section file printing can be!

Sculpture

“Human beings have been attempting to represent the 3D world since man first started drawing on the walls of caves,” Visser says. “With 3D printing you can scan reality and print all kids of data. Artists are asking questions like, how do you take data that’s not visual and make it visual?”

3D Printer For Artists

Crania Anatomica Filigre Binary

Joshua Harker
Chicago, Ill.
Harker raised more than $77,000 on Kickstarter for this project, making it one of the most popular art projects in the crowdfunding site’s history. “Nesting a sculpture within a sculpture is a popular technique within 3D printing,” Visser says.

Thought Forms

Paul Higham

New York, New York

Higham turns brain waves into sculptures, and this piece depicts someone’s neural activity while reading a poem. This rapidly growing field is known as data sculpture.

Rygo

Bathsheba Grossman

Somerville, Mass.

One advantage of digital sculpture is that it allows artists to create forms that wouldn’t be possible to make by hand. “The undercuts in this piece just couldn’t be created in traditional sculpture,” says Visser. Grossman studied math at Yale before becoming an artist.