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I just printed some more feet for cardboard figures, because I needed one for a happy flower I made for my wife

I made some cardboard figures using my markers and pastel-chalk. I cut out pieces of a cardboad-box and painted them white. Then I made some sheep and a dragon using and cut them out. Then I printed out some small feet on my 3D-printer (openscad source here)

I made some a new pair of earrings for my wife. This time I made some pink ribbon earrings.

this is my day 12 project for 30DaysOfCreativity

click here for the openscad file or click here for the stl file

I made another pair of earrings for my wife, printed on a makerbot

click here to get the openscad file or here for the stl file

Back in the old days, when I was a basic hacking teenager, the state of the art technique for getting awsome 3D Graphics on the atari-screen was rendering triangles based on a grayscale bitmap - aka heightfield.

I reanimated this knowledge to generate a 3D object from such a heightfield. so in fact this blog article shows how to take something like this

and turn it into something like this.

I printed a easterbunny on my 3D-Printer. You can download the stl file or the blender file if you want to print it yourself.

I designed and printed a robo necklace

if you want to print one yourself, download the stl file or fetch the openscad and the dxf file. then stick on some moving eyes

it's licenced under a creative commons share alike licence

I just printed a pair of earrings for my wife.

if you want to print one yourself, download the stl file it's licenced under a creative commons share alike licence