by
MichielCornelissen
It's a cute little bird, but there's more to it. Merry Bird is an example of a product that can only be manufactured with 3d-printing technology. ?Take a close look: the bird and its hinged (!) swing are printed right inside the cage - no post-production assembly is necessary.
Originally designed as a Christmas ornament, Merry Bird looks good enough to display all year round.
Merry Bird is also available in design stores worldwide through designlabel Soonsalon; mail Sheila for information on the nearest shop to buy, and wholesale options.
by
jaylen
A flower-shaped tea-light holder. Suited for approx. 4cm diameter tea-lights.
UPDATE 11 November 2012: Thicker walls - Should now work with polished and dyed Strong&Flexible
UPDATE 11 November 2012: Thicker walls - Should now work with polished and dyed Strong&Flexible
by
unellenu
Spirally iterated Pendant with 'links' that create a shell-like form.
Height 3.5cm
View a Youtube video of this design - includes a fractal animation!
See this design in stainless steel.
Height 3.5cm
View a Youtube video of this design - includes a fractal animation!
See this design in stainless steel.
by
nervoussystem
A cellular pendant. The first necklace to be added to our Cell Cycle collection.
Please note that if you purchase from Shapeways it will not come with a chain. If you would like to receive the chain with your purchase please purchase the pendant directly from our website here
by
Raedia
Recursive spiral made from a soccer ball solid in Maya, using an algorithm to extrude each face into a loopy shape! Sits flat on the base as a decorative item.
by
bugman
Here is my first prototype sconce light that demonstrates how to create a double spiral by applying a light projection from the top of a loxodrome onto a plane. This type of projection is called a stereographic projection. This prototype is 4 inches in diameter and uses a bright warm LED for a nice looking night light. This is still a work in progress. More to come soon...
