I designed this ring holder to function either as the name indicates, but also to serve a double function as a ring holder when presenting a ring as a gift. The heart separates and the two halves can be secured with a binding of the owner’s choice; leather, cord, chain, silk, etc. 3D Printed in ceramic and available in many colours.
A ceramic heart-shaped egg mold to serve up your favourite person with a special shaped egg!
This can be viewed in my shop on Shapeways here – http://shpws.me/GyPH – however, since they have taken the Ceramic material out of production and are presently still testing their new Porcelain it is currently not available to buy.
Egg Mold
Client requested a pair of dice with custom characters. Don’t ask me what these are supposed to represent – I just make ’em!
Red and blue nylon.
Custom Dice
Client wanted a small ceramic pot designed to specific size and style for a Bonsai tree.
This is 3D Printed and measures 2″ x 2″ x .8″
Ceramic Bonsai Pot
Ceramic Bonsai Pot (base)
From Wikipedia: “Little Dedo is a small gargoyle with pointy ears and human-like feet on the Notre Dame Cathedral. When the cathedral was built in 1160, a nun from a tiny convent in Provence who disliked the menacing gargoyles that were put on top of the building to ward off evil spirits, disguised herself as a workman, gained entrance to the work site and quickly carved the sculpture from a small block before placing it on the highest roof.
The gargoyle was undiscovered for centuries until a small boy, lost in the labyrinthine structure, stumbled off a ledge and rolled down a roof into the arms of the gargoyle. Since its rediscovery, the creature has been affectionately known as Little Dedo, the gargoyle with the crossed toes.”
I modeled this not as an exact replica, but one would certainly recognise it as a copy. The photo’s show the model printed in Sandstone. I have both a 4cm http://shpws.me/pfju and 5cm http://shpws.me/pfjx model in my store on Shapeways, available in acrylic also.
Dedo – The Little Gargoyle
Dedo – The Little Gargoyle
I came across this freakin’ ingenious idea recently.
3D Printing of resin using audio output to control X and Y axes and audio input to control Z axis!
Resolution might not be fantastic, but it’s a great idea.
Curious? Take a look at the Peachy Printer, for under $100….
I created this half-globe out of 3D Printed Sandstone and then attached it to a pre-made brass magnifying glass and paperweight (the mag glass folds into the base).
The globe focuses on California. Still for sale if anyone’s interested.
Globe Magnifying Glass
