The Story Behind … My Deconstructed Sculptures
Artist Kevin Caron tells the story behind his unique large-format 3D printed deconstructed sculptures in this free video.
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Tricks for photographing 3D-printed sculpture
Sculptor Kevin Caron’s large format 3D printed fine art sculptures require some special care when photographing them.
Read MoreBack to the future: up and running
Busy holiday season provides ample opportunity for people to check out artist Kevin Caron’s new deconstructed “cubist” 3D-printed sculpture ….
Read More‘This has never happened before’ yet again ….
Since my last post I’ve gotten this much printed: Yes, nothing. Nothing except frustration and fails. After many days and hours of troubleshooting – Steve Graber was here so many […]
Read MoreBeautiful variations in 3D printing breakthrough
Now that I’ve stumbled into this amazing new look with 3D printing I’m playing with the nuances. Some I can control – the color and type of filament (type only […]
Read MoreBreakthrough: ‘playing around’ leads to intriguing visual development
Artist Kevin Caron has discovered a new appearance for his 3D printed sculptures ….
Read MoreAll that is old is new again: Updating 3D printers
If you buy a 3D printer “off the shelf,” say a MakerBot or Lulzbot, you get what you got. Of course, based on the number of units sold of these […]
Read MoreThe CubeX is dead; long live the 400
Sculptor Kevin Caron has gotten a new 3D printer from Cerberus 3D that can print almost anything ….
Read MoreMetal filler works wonders with ABS filament
Since I moved my 3D Systems CubeX 3D printer down to the studio, I’ve been able to play with it while I’m in the office cooling down – Arizona summers […]
Read MoreA tale of two 3D-printed sculptures
I’ve written before about how I never create exact multiples of designs, 3D printed or otherwise. It’s possible, it’s just my philosophy to always create unique artworks. That being said, […]
Read MoreA rainbow of colors comes to 3D printing filament
I originally began working in wood (OK, in cars, if you want to go back further). I didn’t do anything professionally with it, but I built some furniture. Then I […]
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