Tag Archives: Shapeways
3D Printed Fractal Art Turned Into Beautiful Jewelry and Sculptures
We are always on the hunt for designers who are using 3D printing to make things more that are more beautiful or exquisite than can be made by traditional means, and wow did we find one.
Designer unellenu has an innovative approach to creating 3D printed designs. 3D fractal art is used as the source for models, sculptures, homewares and jewellery. The result is truly unique.
unellenu has shops on Shapeways, i.materialise, and Etsy. Designs ready to 3D print are priced at less than $15 while others are priced up to $1000. We are impressed by the blend of mathematics and aesthetics in these products.
Shapeways Turns Four, Parties Like 3D Printing Rock Stars
Congratulations to 3D printing marketplace Shapeways on its 4th anniversary!
It has been quite a year for Shapeways, from raising $6.2 million in series B funding to opening a NYC distribution center to hitting the milestone of 1 million 3D printed products.
Photos from the party are available here and here. Looks like a great party. Don’t forget to invite us next time, Shapeways!
Top 3D Printing Headlines Last Week: Libraries, China, Survey Results
A roundup of the top news On 3D Printing brought you from July 17 to July 22.
Tuesday, July 17
Wednesday, July 18
Thursday, July 19
Friday, July 20
- 3D Printing Coming to a Public Library Near You: Nevada First
- Results of First Survey On 3D Printing: Adoption, Education, Services
Saturday, July 21
Sunday, July 22
3D printing photo by DSTL UNR used under Creative Commons license.
Video: Maker Faire Bay Area Interviews About 3D Printing
Steve Tung brought his camera to the Maker Faire Bay Area this year and has produced a video focused on 3D printing.
Interviews include:
- Lis Sampson, founder of 3D-Bots
- Carine Carmy, Director of Marketing at Shapeways
- Ronald Rael, Professor of Architecture at UC Berkeley
A variety of materials were discussed, from plastic to ceramics to cement to wood to salt.
And Steve shows RepRap printers that can even print their own parts.
Watch the full video below.