3D Printed Art
Chisel&Mouse is a design studio run by two brothers who use 3D modelling software, 3D printing and plaster casts to create replica buildings.
Ubisoft creates 3D printed lifesize replica of Tutankhamun's sarcophagus that you can use to play "Assassin's Creed: Origins".
Hyperflesh founder and creator Landon Meier uses Lulzbot 3D printing to speed up the process of developing giant hyperrealistic masks.
Fashion brand COS has commissioned dutch designer Olivier van Herpt to create a series of five vases using a custom-designed 3D printer.
When is a stained glass window not a stained glass window? When it's 3D printed and hand finished to look even better than the real thing.
The Shadow Cloud by Drzach and Suchy is a 3D printed art piece which casts unusual shadows depending on the angle of illumination.
This jaw-droppingly awesome design, called “Sovereign Armor”, is bound to be your next dream cosplay costume.
A design studio which focuses on bringing together designers and 3D printing transformative technology has just released a beautiful tea set which features a perforated sugar spoon.
Recognized cyborg believes future humans will be able to 3D print themselves in space to travel the universe. Is 3D Printed Human space travel scifi or the future?
A company based in Vancouver are using 3D printing in order to recreate famous paintings so everyone can enjoy the meticulous craft work of their favorite artists.
Researchers used machine-learning algorithms to create an all new 3D Printed Rembrandt for "The Next Rembrandt" project.
Using 3D bioprinting and a DNA sample from 1888, an artist recreated the lost ear of Vincent van Gogh. And when you talk, the ear listens.
A series of beautifully organic 3D printed ceramics -- with intentional imperfections -- are challenging the way we see 3D printed art.
An Iranian artist and activist unveils a collection which models statues after those which ISIS destroyed. All the remodeled can be 3D printed by anyone.
Stop-motion short “Run Baby Run!” is magical, bizarre, and involves 3D Printed babies running around the world for no apparent reason.
Drazch & Suchy bring 3D Printed art to a new level—with milk. Using Shadow Casting Panels, this print changes with light to reveal hidden art.