Shapeways for 3D printed fractals

[bib]

3 of my 3D printed sculptures (+ some 2D prints) are until June 16th at the exhibition "Biennale d'art contemporain de Viroflay"

http://www.ville-viroflay.fr/temps-libre/culture/94.html

[cKleinhuis]

cool, thanks for noting!
could be worth an own thread, all of the objects you present there are very nice and intriguing, the colors are really good

[bib]

Thank you Christian:)

[weavers]

Greetings and salutations Master Bib993

intro : Out of one comes two, out of two, come three, out three dimensionally come four, floored are we, thus, by your ability, to do all this, and put it into reality: these gorgeous ancient gems! Love them! They possess an exquisite delicate quality about them, love the taste of organic colorings too! Truly, you give them a elaborate and highly intriguing appearance, to your already good looking pieces!  Thanks for keeping us updated! Thanks again, for sharing Master Bib993

the Fractal Forums  the possibilities are infinite

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[bib]

Thanks weavers! It's really pleasant to see my fractals among a wide variety of other artworks. Yesterday I visited the exhibition and had the chance to talk to the public. People are intrigued and ask many questions. The gallery wants me to participate in another exhibition in November on the theme fantastic, other worlds, etc...

[LMarkoya]

A well deserved congratulatioons bib,
The 3D prints and the hung prints both look fantastic. What scale are the 3D prints? Beautiful use of color on those guys, are they from shapeways and are they offered for sale there?
Again, nice job

[bib]

Thanks Louis. The sculpture are painted, what i get from Shapeways is the raw material, then there is a lot of manual work. They are about 10 to 15 cm big. You can spot them in the other picture.

[KRAFTWERK]

Cool! 

[bib]

In case anyone is interested, Shapeways released a new flexible plastic.



Original model in white polyamide (rigid):

[bib]

Yippeeeee! I won a 3D printing competition

2nd Runner-up for best 3D printable portfolio



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Fractals are kind of magical. Jeremie Brunet has proved that he knows how to deal with them. He creates fragile form, combines complex ornaments and aesthetics together. 3D printing technology will help the fractal art enter the mainstream.

Stunning designs have amazed the jury. We are already thinking about having such a cute piece of art in our office. Do not stop, Jeremie, you have mad skills!
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http://www.cgtrader.com/blog/2013/07/12/it-was-made-real-meet-the-winners-of-3d-printing-competition/

[Sockratease]

Well done 

 

[eiffie]

Awesome. Way to spread the fractal love!

[bib]

More 3Dprints! Some are old models that I have re-printed in different materials or painted/post-processed, some are new models. Always good fun to try new materials at Shapeways. Which model do you prefer?

As usual, the photos underline the rough surface feeling which does not look that rough in reality.

If you are in Paris and want to see them for real, come at La Villette on Nov 23rd, I'll be at the Ars Mathematica booth http://www.cite-sciences.fr/fr/conferences-du-college/programme/c/1248138762285/-/p/1239022827697/

[slon_ru]

Great ! 

[cKleinhuis]

very nice ones among them, my favorite would be:
http://th08.deviantart.net/fs71/PRE/f/2013/308/a/4/image_01__2__by_bib993-d6t1rgc.jpg