by
virtox
A playful vase or flower pot.
Designed for Glazed Ceramics.
Made from a four generation binary tree,
with a two generation cavity.
This should allow full inside glazing.
It has not been printed yet, but I do not expect much trouble with this one.
Also available as a free download:
Binary Roots by Virtox is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives license.
Designed for Glazed Ceramics.
Made from a four generation binary tree,
with a two generation cavity.
This should allow full inside glazing.
It has not been printed yet, but I do not expect much trouble with this one.
Also available as a free download:
Binary Roots by Virtox is licensed under the Creative Commons Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives license.
by
jasolo
Wire mesh whose contour is your head profile at 1:1 scale.
Just (1) take a side view head photo,
(2) limit the extension of the profile and
(3) indicate a reference for the scale. The only limit is the max. size available for the chosen material.
Next, the three steps in detail:
1) Avoid low resolution and bad focused images. It's better to make the photo with the zoom/tele, filling all the frame with the head. No glasses (they won't be modelled and hide part of the nose) and lips closed (teeth aren't very artistic).
2) Crop the image to know the limits you want for the profile. They should be a point in the forehead and other in the chin/lower jaw. Or, instead of cropping, you can paint over the image to mark those points. Also you must indicate in the form the minimum and/or the maximum diameter of the object. The only limit is the max. size available for the materials: Strong&Flexible (23x18x31cm). So I'll keep you informed about the necessary changes and I'll ask for your approval.
3) To know the real dimension of your profile there are many methods. You can put a ruler over your sideburn/ear when making the photo. You can also use another object as you indicate its dimensions.
Just (1) take a side view head photo,
(2) limit the extension of the profile and
(3) indicate a reference for the scale. The only limit is the max. size available for the chosen material.
Next, the three steps in detail:
1) Avoid low resolution and bad focused images. It's better to make the photo with the zoom/tele, filling all the frame with the head. No glasses (they won't be modelled and hide part of the nose) and lips closed (teeth aren't very artistic).
2) Crop the image to know the limits you want for the profile. They should be a point in the forehead and other in the chin/lower jaw. Or, instead of cropping, you can paint over the image to mark those points. Also you must indicate in the form the minimum and/or the maximum diameter of the object. The only limit is the max. size available for the materials: Strong&Flexible (23x18x31cm). So I'll keep you informed about the necessary changes and I'll ask for your approval.
3) To know the real dimension of your profile there are many methods. You can put a ruler over your sideburn/ear when making the photo. You can also use another object as you indicate its dimensions.
by
CLERCYSOPHIE
this lamp 7,1 inches (18 cm large) is proposed with a very white led lamp.
50 ex limited edition, for each edition I change the file to change the number
interested by the lamp but prefer to receive the full version with the led bulb? let see my web site,
http://www.photophoreandco.com/en/index.html
50 ex limited edition, for each edition I change the file to change the number
interested by the lamp but prefer to receive the full version with the led bulb? let see my web site,
http://www.photophoreandco.com/en/index.html
by
NovastarDesign
Chaos
The Chaos bracelet is inspired by organic shapes in nature. The branches are randomly connected to to form the bracelet. The material is slightly flexible, and the colors are soft tone. It is available in different colors.
Also have a look at my heart models Oh my heart and My twisted heart.
The Chaos bracelet is inspired by organic shapes in nature. The branches are randomly connected to to form the bracelet. The material is slightly flexible, and the colors are soft tone. It is available in different colors.
Also have a look at my heart models Oh my heart and My twisted heart.
by
GHP
A tea light ring with flaps that remind me of tree ears (a kind of fungus that grows on tree trunks). It has thick enough walls to be printable in the matte white glass, I think (3mm), but could also work in other materials, such as transparent detail, or sandstone if you like the shape and want something a bit cheaper.
by
JamesSaunders
Now available in new colors!
This is a smaller version of my Porcupine Crayon Holder for use with colored pencils.
by
GHP
A ruffled candle support for candles with a diameter of 22mm. Note that it is open all the way through (to reduce the cost), so a plate should be placed underneath it.
