by
improbablecog
Resembling a bat or dragon, these biotech earrings are the wings of an alien exoform.
This piece has been released under a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike License due to the support of the following patrons:
BJ Becker, Boon Sheridan, brepettis, Brian Hawkins, CatFord, Edvard Immonen, Edward Henderson II, GothicCharmSchool, Helen, Ian Nusbaum, Jack C, Jake von Slatt, James Ian Burns, Jess, Jezcabelle, Johnny B Jackson, Katt Tewksbury, Kim Dancy, Lastwear, Leila Smith, Libby Bulloff, Lucas Richter, Lyssa Chartrand, Malcolm Tredinnick, Marguerite Kenner, Melody Burdett, morbidity.unlimited, Nick Setten, Patrick Ball, Peter Simon, Raymond McCauley, Robert Schouwenburg, Sara Mitchell, Sigrid Ellis, strand, Sue Jackson, Theodore Minick
Because of their contributions, you are free to print this model at cost, download the original model files from my website at: http://www.improbablecog.com, use it, modify it, and even sell it, with the following restrictions:
- All derivative work must be released under the same license.
- You must attribute the original design to Noah Beasley or Improbablecog, and to the URL http://www.improbablecog.com
Also, if you do anything cool and interesting with this model, please drop me a line and let me know about it! I would love to promote your modifications, and point people your way to see it.
If you do decide to sell physical prints of this model, that's also allowed so long as you attribute the design. I would be glad to list you as a local reseller on my website as well if you let me know about it :)
That's it, otherwise have fun!
This piece has been released under a Creative Commons Attribution Share Alike License due to the support of the following patrons:
BJ Becker, Boon Sheridan, brepettis, Brian Hawkins, CatFord, Edvard Immonen, Edward Henderson II, GothicCharmSchool, Helen, Ian Nusbaum, Jack C, Jake von Slatt, James Ian Burns, Jess, Jezcabelle, Johnny B Jackson, Katt Tewksbury, Kim Dancy, Lastwear, Leila Smith, Libby Bulloff, Lucas Richter, Lyssa Chartrand, Malcolm Tredinnick, Marguerite Kenner, Melody Burdett, morbidity.unlimited, Nick Setten, Patrick Ball, Peter Simon, Raymond McCauley, Robert Schouwenburg, Sara Mitchell, Sigrid Ellis, strand, Sue Jackson, Theodore Minick
Because of their contributions, you are free to print this model at cost, download the original model files from my website at: http://www.improbablecog.com, use it, modify it, and even sell it, with the following restrictions:
- All derivative work must be released under the same license.
- You must attribute the original design to Noah Beasley or Improbablecog, and to the URL http://www.improbablecog.com
Also, if you do anything cool and interesting with this model, please drop me a line and let me know about it! I would love to promote your modifications, and point people your way to see it.
If you do decide to sell physical prints of this model, that's also allowed so long as you attribute the design. I would be glad to list you as a local reseller on my website as well if you let me know about it :)
That's it, otherwise have fun!
by
bitstoatoms
Size 6 Size 7 Size 8 Size 9 Size 10 Size 11 Size 12
The Skull Ring by Bits to Atoms is 3D printed in stainless steel with a tessellated and slightly pitted texture. A masculine piece that works just as well with denim jeans and a t-shirt as it does with a 3 piece suit (or formal dress).Please contact for bespoke sizing.
by
JoshuaHarker
Depicting the bittersweet experience of love & loss as well as suggesting that love is what you make of it. The anchor & chain are intended to symbolize the security of steadfast loyalty in stormy seas & that which keeps you from becoming aimlessly adrift. The arrow is love's tool of capture & the weeping tear symbolizes the pain of loss. The suspended ring demonstrates the promise of commitment. The skull is the symbol of the end of us all & the reminder of living in the present. See here for 3D Viewer
by
bophoto
iPad 3 - stick on - mount for iPro lenses
What do this odd thing do anyway..? its simple, mount the iPro lensystem from Century optics to a iPad. with double sided tape
*note this mount works with the fisheye and wideangle lens from iPro.
For my own use I used the 3M control strip because it is easy to pull on the tab to remove.
The iPro lens system can be found on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/iPro-Lens-System-Fisheye-Wide-Angle/dp/B00667SZTE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1334889873&sr=8-1
Enjoy and please do let me know how you use these.
What do this odd thing do anyway..? its simple, mount the iPro lensystem from Century optics to a iPad. with double sided tape
*note this mount works with the fisheye and wideangle lens from iPro.
For my own use I used the 3M control strip because it is easy to pull on the tab to remove.
The iPro lens system can be found on Amazon at http://www.amazon.com/iPro-Lens-System-Fisheye-Wide-Angle/dp/B00667SZTE/ref=sr_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1334889873&sr=8-1
Enjoy and please do let me know how you use these.
