A full-color, high-quality 3D-printed bust of the legendary, celebrated former Apple founder and CEO Steve Jobs, modeled and textured in a retro 3D pixel style by the Dutch Sevensheaven design studio.

Having this remarkable and unique gadget on your desk will undoubtedly make your friends and colleagues very jealous and earn you eternal respect.

Combine Steve Jobs with the also available Steve Wozniak bust to reunite the founding fathers of Apple on your desk.

Based on the famous painting that's used to make antiquated versions of rap lyrics.

A compound mobius strip created out of 36 interlocking mobius strips.

All segments are thin mobius strips, and they weave and interlock perfectly through the spaces left between them. Highly complex, and a headache to look at, yet it possesses an inherent mathematical simplicity and beauty.

This model is 3d printed out of a sintered vinyl plastic, which makes it very resilient and bendable. It won't break if you drop it.

A self-referential tessellation of the sphere.

This is a little delicate as the lines are 1.5mm thick, but it seems sturdy enough.

Step Twin - Stepped edge Die - a D6 die (dice) with stepped edges to compliment my 'Stepped corner D6' see; http://www.shapeways.com/model/156671/stepped_die_d6.html?gid=ug43177 .
This die has 18mm sides with 7mm tall numbers and 1.2mm stepping.

See also; http://www.shapeways.com/model/158405/stepped_die_d12.html?gid=ug43177 a D12 featuring stepping under the center of the numbers.

This is one of Escher's tesselating fishes in 3D. Several of these fishes can be grouped together, so that they form a never ending pattern.
See also: http://www.quirxi.net/misc/lizard_tutorial/index.html.

Earring with a head similar to Escher's works such as Bond of Union and Head in Clouds.

This model contains only one earring. To get the pair put a quantity of 2 in the shopping cart.

Not available in Detail material because of lack of rigidity.

The same as this model on bathsheba.com: here it is in some other materials.

Bigger version here.

The full-color version of the double gyroid bones!
Printed as two separate but intertwining parts.
Please see video above.

This principle is also available as a candle stand.

Please contact me if you require custom texture mapping.

ARTIFICIAL NATURE SERIES
Inspired by Nature, with an artificial twist.

The filigree design over the skull symbolizes ever growing renewal over the ghost of the past. This is the original design as featured on Kickstarter. It became their #1 most funded sculpture project of all time. Large is approximately life-size. See pic of all 3 sizes together for comparison.

Tendrils: Modular Organic System #2 Tendrils is the result of a collaboration between Dennis Dollens and Richard Elaver. The spiraling pieces snap-fit together, and branch out in multiple ways. Simple pieces quickly assemble into complex networks. Can be used to make jewelry, sculpture, or ...

ARTIFICIAL NATURE SERIES
Inspired by Nature, with an artificial twist.

New Version! More support added so it is now harder to fall due pen weight.

The Inside Out Cube is the first miniature cube puzzle from microcubology.

This is a real working interlocking cube puzzle that requires both skill and dexterity to solve. This version of the Inside Out Cube is 1.5 cm in size. Why is called the Inside Out Cube? Because the whole puzzle can be rebuilt inside out leaving a 3x3x3 hollow on the inside and all the interlocking legs on the outside.

In its life this puzzle has had three different names. As well as the 'Inside Out cube', which probably describes it best, it has been known as Triple Mirror, because three of the pieces are mirror images of the other three. And before that I used to call it the Tiresias cube. I'll leave you to figure that one out for yourselves!

© Richard Gain 2007

Intricate Skull Cage, successfully printed in WSF & Antique Bronze. Available for the low price of $39.99 only on Shapeways during the Holiday season. :)

A ribbon in space.
If you were wondering, it has two sides and therefore is not a Mobius strip.

Since this design looks best standing up, it has a mounting post that is 5/32" diameter. I would recommend a block of wood or blob of polymer clay as a base.

The bony skeletal structure of an origami paper crane. Created following the traditional crane model, for any lovers or the art of paper folding out there.

The detail is incredible, you can see textures and complex shapes even inside of the rib cage. The poor contorted crane has legs and feet, they are folded into its torso in true origami fashion. And vertebrae on the tail you say? What else did you expect?

4c9o virus [force nano virus]

Inspired by the intricate and beautiful shapes of viruses and bacteria.
Watch HD video above or check out some highres photo's.

Materials
Succesfully printed in White Strong & Flexible.
Dyed strong & flexible could is experimental and available per request.
A polished version is unlikely to survive the process.

History
The original model was created in 2006 for a 3d photo collage.
One of the goals was to create a life-like photograph of non-existent objects.
As, at the time, I was pretty sure this was an impossible to produce object.

Then I discovered shapeways ;-)
So now it was succesfully created in real 3d!

Specifications
It is solid to not compromise the design and the price difference was marginal.
Outer diameter is 8.5cm/3.3 Inch and the tips are 0.7 mm quickly becoming wider.
Which overall makes it quite sturdy.

Please be careful with unpacking though, it may be slightly tangled in the bubble wrap.
Then again, mine already survived a 1 meter/3 foot drop, however, I do not recommend that ;-)
It should be treated as a delicate decorative object, it is NOT a toy!

This little guy is a fox and proud of it.

This incarnation is best suited to use as a decorative object, but we're open to suggestions for how you'd like to see it modified for your use!

The two most interesting uses we've found so far are using the WSF (polished) version as a surprisingly striking little glow bulb if you shine a light inside it, and possibly using the (pleasantly hefty) stainless steel version as an imposing game board piece.


To the customer who recently ordered this in Antique Bronze Matte, we would love to hear from you as to how your order turns out! Please consider sharing a photo or your thoughts on it if you find the time. :)

This version is for metal or other materials that need additional thickness

a trefoil surface, it is the converse version of "all is one". take a look at the "all is one" to see an example for the beautiful metal print version.