Showing posts with label 3D printing. Show all posts
Showing posts with label 3D printing. Show all posts

Wednesday, May 31, 2017

Velociraptor Vocal Chamber 3D print


My buddy Leon 3D modeled a velociraptor vocal chamber from Jurassic Park 3 (like I needed to tell you). I 3D printed and painted it for him.

Tuesday, March 14, 2017

A Better Toothbrush Holder

I wanted a better toothbrush holder

So I designed one


I built it in 3D


I printed it in reality


I primed it and sanded it


I'm painting it to look like porcelain


Update: I switched to an electric toothbrush so my design became obsolete. Well, it was fun! :)


Monday, February 20, 2017

Making a Tim Biskup Sculpture v02

I took another stab at trying to turn a Tim Biskup drawing into a sculpture. This time I did the modeling (after a quick lesson by Leon.) It was fun and challenging.


The reason it is made up of blocky shapes is because this is a step in a process. Later, the detailing and smoothing will happen when it is made of wax and you carve it away.

The first print turned out well enough.


After some experimentation the 3D print melted beyond repair. I won't do that again!


I made some tweaks on the computer, printed it 25% bigger and painted it yellow.



On second thought, I think Robin Egg blue looks better.



To see round one of this project, click here: http://kingsleyplease.blogspot.com/2016/02/bringing-tim-biskup-drawing-to-life.html

Tuesday, February 23, 2016

Bringing a Tim Biskup drawing to life

Here's a photo of the process to turn a Tim Biskup drawing into a sculpture. My friend Leon Coetzee sculpted the 3D model.

Artist secretly 3D scan Egyptian sculpture and release the file online.

The headline caught my attention:

I downloaded the file last night:



I'm priming and sanding her down tonight. Deciding how I'd like to paint her. My gut feeling is to paint her realistically with oil. Fun project, thanks digital art thieves ;)