Lifestyle & Art
Replication of Coloured 3D Models Simplified
Researchers at the ETH Zurich have developed a new technology for creating plastic models with different colours. With the new method all imaginable colours...
TU Berlin Opens 3D Printing Repair-Café
Several students have teamed up to build up the “3D-Druck Repair-Café” together with the TU Berlin. The Repair-Café should be a place for creativity...
VTT to Develop Vending Machines for Healthy 3D Printed Snacks
VTT Technical Research Centre of Finland Ltd is currently working on 3D food printing technologies that will allow them, in the long run, to...
Ironhead Studios Bets On SLS 3D Printing For Movie Replicas
Surely every reader of 3Printr.com has seen the work of Jose Fernandez and his company Ironhead Studio, but didn't noticed it as his. Jose Fernandez...
BB-8 Droide Out of the 3D Printer
The developers of XRobots have rebuilt the BB-8 droid of Star Wars. To make this possible they have used a 3D printer to create the needed parts. James...
Combining 3D Printing and Traditional Painting
To create more interesting paintings, an Italian artist has combined traditional painting with oil colors and modern 3D printing. Through this combination he creates astonishing...
Stratasys Shows Off What The New J750 Is Capable Of With Some Amazing Art
Recently Stratasys revealed their new J750 3D printer which is capable of mixing up to 360.000 colours - now the company shows off what is possible...
Artist Remakes Famous Portraits With 3D Printing
Photographer Daniel Warnecke reshot and 3D printed some models mimicking famous photographic portraits. Paintings and photographs have a place in arts. To make people think about...
3D Printing Helps Bringing The MOON Down To Earth
For more than four years the artist Oscar Lhermitte worked on building the perfect model of the moon - now its reality. During more than...
3D Printing In Stopmotion – Case Study: McDonald´s UK Advertising
Stopmotion is loving 3D printing! Making a Stop-motion clip involves so many changes in even the smallest details. Sometimes it is the movement of the actor's...
