Create your own stamp with the (beta) Stampmaker

What can I do with it....

event stamp (click to enlarge)	vacation stamp (click to enlarge)	portrait stamp (click to enlarge)	text stamp (click to enlarge)
name stamp (click to enlarge)	drawing stamp (click to enlarge)	name stamp (click to enlarge)	company stamp (click to enlarge)

With the Stampmaker you can turn your digital images to stamps and stamp everywhere and anywhere. Turn your drawings, your photos or any vector graphic into a stamp. Stamp your: stationary, your pristine (but boring) walls, your clothing, that one Mies van der Rohe chair that needs some updating, your plates, your priceless Canadian Oak floor. Put your logo, design, name, photo or drawing on everything or anything. You can even make a hyperlink in real life by creating a QR code with it!

How does the Stampmaker work....?

So what do you need to know....?

You get a 9 by 13cm 3D printed stamp sheet. The sheet is flexible as well as clear and you can make as many stamps on it as you can fit in your image and therefore the sheet. You also get a acrylic stamping block that is 7 by 10cm. The stamps stick to the block and you can stamp away with it and easily change the stamps you use with it. Because both the stamps and the block are clear you can look through them both for accurate stamping.

Take any digital images (photographs, scanned drawings, things you've made in Paint, Photoshop or Gimp) and make the image black and white. Then flip canvas horizontally (mirror the image). You can check out a step by step guide on how to do this here. Then you upload the image (JPG, GIF or PNG minimal file size 200kb) to the Stampmaker. If you decide to order it for $25 the stamp sheet and block will arrive in your house within ten working days.

One important thing: the reason why we could build and implement the Stampmaker quickly is because we re-used a lot of the infrastructure that we built for the Photoshaper. This means that there is a button in the Stampmaker tool that says "use with light" ignore this button please, it is only useful with the Photoshaper. The Photoshaper tool also has the ability to put text on the back of your Lightsculpture. We do not recommend doing this when making stamps since even though you then have a reversible stamp, it does not stick well to the stamping block.