23rdday ofFebruaryin the year2012
The Queen of Teacup Dragons! She is waiting patiently for her Lady Grey. Printed on an UP! 3d Printer in white ABS, she is designed as a puppet with the ability to move her head and mouth. This is another design entered into the “pet monster” contest sponsored by Makerbot and 3D Artist Magazine.
This is one of my entries into the “Pet Monster” contest sponsored by Makerbot and 3D Artist Magazine. This little guy is not pleased that he has to wear leftovers at Halloween again… He was printed in on UP! printer and painted with eggshell finish acrylics.
4thday ofSeptemberin the year2011
Here is a newly 3d printed candlestick I designed. It uses a MagLite Solitaire flashlight as a source, and the 3d print diffuses the light enough to be suitable for reading, writing, and arithmatic, as well as more esoteric mood enhancing reasons. Check out the video!
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26thday ofMayin the year2011
Hey! Check out the latest thing that came jumping off my 3d printer. It’s Lucky Cat! But not just any lucky beckoning cat from japanese tradition - it’s got the collectable charm of low brow art toys. You won’t see things like this rolling off of home printers for long. This “look” will change as the technology becomes more sophisticated and give surfaces a smooth and polished finish. I like the home grown feel of this current texture, and, I think, because this look won’t last long that items like these will become highly collectable. At least I’m hoping! :) You can check a few more photos of her at my Etsy store: www.etsy.com/whystler.
This 3d chess game, otherwise known as Raumschach, was one of the first things I made using the ponoko service (www.ponoko.com).
Some lighting pieces I made on Ponoko. Here is a link to my show room there: http://www.ponoko.com/showroom/Whystler/all
Some lighting things I made on Shapeways. Here is a link to my gallery there: www.shapeways.com/shops/whystler
These were one of the first things - at least the first product for sale - that I made on my 3d printer. They were spray painted with an off white base, stained with tan acrylic, and feathers added.
