So much for the belief that sculptors will pump out thousands of the same piece creating soulless cookie-cutter multiples. Ironically, that charge was blown apart when my 46″ tall 3D-printed and hand-painted sculpture...
Read MoreSo much of being an artist is seeing things in new ways. I’ve been told many times – often by academics – that the fact I didn’t go to art school contributes greatly to the originality of my work. Another...
Read MoreArtist Kevin Caron takes you through the evolution of a sculpture to its surprising conclusion (for now) ….
Read MoreArtist Kevin Caron combines 2 media to create a 3D-printed & metal sound sculpture ….
Read MoreIf you’re a regular reader or follow me on Facebook, Instagram or Twitter, you know I’ve been playing around with lighting my 3D-printed sculptures. Whether I can light them has been one of the biggest question I get...
Read MoreArtist Kevin Caron tells the story behind his unique large-format 3D printed deconstructed sculptures in this free video.
Read MoreBusy holiday season provides ample opportunity for people to check out artist Kevin Caron’s new deconstructed “cubist” 3D-printed sculpture ….
Read MoreNow 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 if I’m printing on my Cerberus 3D 400 – it can handle a lot of different types because of its ability to print at a […]
Read MoreArtist Kevin Caron has discovered a new appearance for his 3D printed sculptures ….
Read MoreSince 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 are really brutal when you work with fire and wear heavy protective gear. The CubeX gives me another way to play that keeps me under […]
Read MoreI’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, I do enjoy creating variations of sculptures – something I also do with my metal works – which is how series develop. (If you go […]
Read MoreI 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 turned to metal, which has been the bulk of my practice since I began selling my artwork in the early 2000s. About 4 or so […]
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