3D Printed Art
Stop-motion short “Run Baby Run!” is magical, bizarre, and involves 3D Printed babies running around the world for no apparent reason.
Sound travels in waves. Two Dutch artists use this phenomenon to create beautiful clay patterns. For that, they even built a heavily modified 3D printer.
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.
3D printing startup Kwambio launches a line of bespoke 3D printed housewares, accessories and art. All items are manufactured on demand.
The collaboration between 3d printing company WASP and Italian artist Francesco Pacelli explores the potential of 3D printing clay.
Art exhibit “Cost of Living” utilizes 3D printing to create gruesome social commentary, and puts a new spin on “original” art that will shock tech-lovers.
For centuries, archeologists were looking for an answer to the question: who was the Venus de Milo? Thanks to 3D printing, we now have a new, interesting theory.
If you fancy a new table but aren't interested in conventional choices, you should consider this beauty. It was done with a technique called "explosion welding".
A computer generated 3D model of the Berlin wall was compiled together in a single frame to give us a better understanding of its size.
Philly is for 3D printing lovers. That's why local artist Doctor Octoroc is designing "3D Printadelphia."
What do you do with an MFA and the great title of Artist in Residence at Autodesk? Make a 3D Printed Universe a marble, of course!
The poaching of elephants is rapidly increasing and these huge mammals have a new supporter, raising attention in a tiny way.
Louis Sullivan is often called the "father of skyscrapers". Thanks to creative maker Tom Burtonwood, you can now 3D print his early works.
If you are heading to Lisbon, you should pay a visit to 3D Europa. The 5-meter-tall statue is made from more than 300 3D printed parts.
Thanks to Italian 3D Printing company WASP, 3D scanned and printed models of the casts from Pompeii can be seen up close and personal.
Banksy art pieces are being brought to homes with the use of 3D printing (and probably not to his knowledge).
Scientists plan to "flood" Syria and Iraq with 3D cameras, and use 3D printers to recreate ancient treasures destroyed by terror groups.
Students in Japan have been creating 3D printed replica of priceless religious statues, to protect them from theft and facilitate worship.
The 3D printed Radiolarian Lamp takes it shape from the intricate mineral skeletons of radiolarian, found in plankton throughout the sea.
The 3D Crafts Bowl can be a great addition to your home either as a piece to store fruit, or just by itself as a piece of artwork.