So 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 […]
Read MoreOK, maybe I went a little overboard in the headline, but I’m still really jazzed at the reception of my 3D-printed sculpture at the recent Sculpture Tucson show in, yes, Tucson, Arizona (is there another Tucson? Hmmm, I’ll have to look that up ….) The turnout at the show was incredible. Preliminary estimates say that […]
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