Le Petit Prince : test print

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small size test prints in Ultimaker2 and Ultimaker2+Extended. this time i ordered enough ColorFabb filaments. I chose to use 0.4mm nozzle for the face plate to catch small details and 0.8mm nozzle for hair. 0.8mm nozzle lays down more PLA than 0.4mm at … Continued

Le Petit Prince : maya

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next step! import hair geometry from Tilt Brush to maya. spending my quality hours building a 3d print ready mesh while checking out maya2017 new features 🙂 I used TB in VR mostly to visualize the over all scale and … Continued

Le Petit Prince : VR

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planning my 2016 halloween costume in VR using Tilt Brush by google with htc vive. i gave myself a challenge this year how i can use some new technology for my costume construction different from previous ones. Seeing my final product in my scale was … Continued

2014 halloween costume

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After 100 hrs 25mis on printing time, 341.70m of PLA, 2 months of weekends and burning the midnight oil for several days, absolutely no social life and thanks EJ for taking care of everything else… I wrapped Rocket Raccoon game … Continued

final touch

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Painting my big plastic figure at last. When I was holding thin brushes and painting details, I went back to my childhood memories of putting paints on plastic models. I started building models from Star Blazers Yamato, Galaxy Express 999 and … Continued

tailoring

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The easiest part of whole process was sewing the bodysuit. I’ve done this so many times and I immediately fell into my comfort zone. Every steps in 3D printing was new and I had to figure it out by myself … Continued

learning by making

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I got to know my machine UM2 and learned a lot about printing by making my costume this year. Of course there were mistakes and workarounds where I had to look up on-line and improvise quickly. adhesives and surface treatments: Glue … Continued

fitting

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I usually previs my costume roughly and then do frequent fitting tests. I said “usually” when I’m working the way I normally do with rubber foam and pattern. However 3D printing was little bit nerve wracking since I couldn’t really do … Continued

arms

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I always wanted to have buffed arms! Modeling arms was fun because it was like modeling for mobility and I took creative license to make them muscular yet elegant. Usually I use rubber foam to create limbs just like constructing low-poly … Continued

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