Animal Head historical busts created with ZBrush and Rhino3d for 3D printing available from Shapeways in Sandstone here https://www.shapeways.com/shops/dotsan
The Image is a rendering created in Modo.
This iconic project from 2012 pushed the limits of 3D printing to its limits. The head uses the maximum printing space at 500mm high.
Printed by Shapeways the model shows the level of complexity, detail and strength of the material and process. The large size is lost in daylight but the shadows it cast are magical.
The design is part of a series of Wiredlife heads that come in a choice of sizes available here.
3D printed molecule key chains are available in a wide range of materials and finishes. The image shows caffeine in matte black steel, dopamine in stainless steel and serotonin in polished gold plated steel.
Other molecules available are: LSD, water, THC, DMT, amphetamine, ibogaine and modafini.
A 3D printed version of the The Vitruvian Man drawing by Leonardo da Vinci. This is a homage to my time in Italy which was the first location and experiment in working remotely as a digital nomad. The Drawing is used on the back of a 1 Euro coin.
The model is available in black and white in a number of formats including a 200mm version.
These are high quality hard wearing vinyl stickers they are 2.5x4inch in size and look great on laptops and skateboards.
Available from Redbubble
The Poppy without Petals is different from the other flowers in the meadow. She doesn't have a colourful cloak of petals to dress herself. The rain, wind and sun have exposed and dried her bony shell.
The Poppy thought she was the simplest thing among the other flowers, with their cloaks that filled the meadow with colour.
One day a mighty rainstorm swept over the meadow, it spread the colourful cloaks like an abstract painting.
The Poppy didn't have a cloak to loose but the wind and rain had polished the poppy's dried shell, she now had a gold neck and a crown that sparkled in the sun.
That's how I found her, in the field, the poppy without petals.
Available from Imaterialise
Designed by Agnė Sabaliauskaitė with Dot San.
These acorn cups were left after the oak seeds had fallen out. The acorn fruit contains one seed and takes 6–18 months to mature. During that time the cupule holds and protects the fruit while it is growing and maturing. The cupule is hard and covered by hard diamond scales.
By designing this acorn cup ring Agné wanted to focus on the idea of protection and nurture that is essential for any growing organism. This is why the cups are thick and have a diamond patterned shell. The cups come from the same branch but face different directions, they have helped to ripen two healthy seeds.
The dimensions are 21.5 x 28.5x 28.25mm
Designed by Agné Sabaliauskaité
3D Printed in Sterling Silver available from Imaterialise
Star constellations key chains are 3D printed in steel and available to buy in a number of finishes including gold, black and bronze from