Here's the latest work on 3D printing some statues..
Here's the original painting..
Temporary resting spot for middle section, will eventually overhang like in the painting.
Back side designed on the fly..
Removed the head, the interior revealed some cool structure.
I had to make some minor edits during the 3D modeling phase , but surprisingly not many. Will adjust the head pose in the next iteration.
It has four pieces total, and balances well without needing tape or glue, but will include the little "foot" for the next iteration because it wants to lean forward slightly. I didn't include a small waist segment in the picture in favor of seeing inside the bottom piece. Not bad for the first attempt, though..!
9 comments:
These are so awesome Laura!
These are really cool Laura!
cooool....where'd you get that printed at?
thanks, Vaughan! i'm printing them myself, using the printer at work.
Ohh wow that rad! need to scale them up and make them out of polypropylene and turn the into sweet table lamps
jealous!
beautiful pieces.
Oh no! You Didnt. 3D Printer! Oh My Gosh.
You didnt.
I hear those printers cost more than feeding 13,043 starving african children's. But then Again Im fat, and what do I care they seem kewl. To bad they didnt 3d Metal shit.
Nice Work BTW. It probably takes 15 hours to make one, and 150,000 watts of electricity. And then when you go to sell something like this. Like 30 dollar lamp piece.
Then Again if you are a artist. And put it in a Art GALLERY. 50,000 Rubels.
hello!!~ Laura Dubuk :)
i love your works
Especially, your Machine Design~
very awesome ~
Also have your face book friends
thank:)
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