Modeling only becomes real when it leaves the screen. These 2019 prints came from my own models: a translucent blue-lavender low-poly vase, a face relief plaque photographed with its branch-like print supports still attached, a small four-legged figure with a ring-and-dish head, and pocket-watch charms — a second charm from this series already appears in my graduation-film article.
The printed pieces
White 3D-printed face relief plaque with antler-like supports in the foreground; a blue low-poly vase and a small four-legged print stand blurred behind it.White 3D-printed four-legged figure with a round dish head encircled by a ring, standing upright on a wooden floor in warm light.Side view of a small white 3D-printed face relief on an oval plaque, with thin branch-like print supports rising from the top, on a wooden floor.Front view of a white 3D-printed face relief on a wavy-edged oval plaque, with thin branch-like print supports still attached above the forehead.Close-up of a translucent blue and lavender low-poly 3D-printed vase, its sharp faceted ridges catching the light.Top-down view into a translucent blue-lavender low-poly 3D-printed vase, revealing the layered facets inside the opening.White 3D-printed pocket watch charm with a Roman numeral dial and a raised cross at its center, with a hanging ring, on a wooden desk.
