designoftheweek

This week’s selection is the nearly indescribable composite prints by 3D artist Shane Hope. 

This week’s selection is the amazing VEND candy dispenser by Seattle-based Brent J. Rosenburgh. 

This week’s selection is the fascinating and practical Eco-Water and Water Supply Storage by Baptiste Godard. 

This week’s selection is “The Tank” by a Mr. Park from Korea. 

This week’s selection is the incredible “LUNA” by Stephanie Lange and Brook Cronin. 

This week’s selection is the amazing set of 3D printed wildflowers by artist Darlene Farris-LaBar.

This week’s selection is the incredible 3D print of Paul McCartney done by the folks from aye aye labs. 

This week’s selection is Monad Studio’s incredible 2-string Piezoelectric Violin.

This week’s selection is the LED Light Stand by Ivan Zhurba. 

This week’s selection is Doug Vitarelli’s collection of 3D printed emojis. 

This week’s selection is the amazing Jeri Sculpture by 3D artist James Stewart.

This week’s selection is the very interesting “Dog’s Game” by Cults 3D designer Empezando Diseño.

This week’s selection is the Fork Cable Organizer by CGTrader contributor Tosh Sayama. 

This week’s selection is the Second Life Mug by LeFabShop.

This week’s selection is YouMagine contributor TimeLapse21’s simple Bottle Tap. 

This week’s selection is “The Greatest Case” by Kyle Staebell and Cameron Naramore.

This week’s selection is the Leonard Nimoy Memorial Print, by Thingiverse designer Geoff.W of Australia. 

This week’s selection is Emmanuel Carrillo’s curious Ozo Bear. 

This week’s selection is the Shopping Cart Token by Sweden-based Creative Tools.

This week’s selection is artist Giuseppe Randazzo’s meticulous Stone Fields. 

This week’s selection is David Hagemann’s multi-piece skeleton model. 

This week’s selection is John Edmark’s amazing Fibonacci Zoetrope sculptures. 

This week’s selection is the frightening Dragon Doorhandle by Kai Bracher. 

This week’s selection is the practical eSherpa electrically driven trolley by Switzerland-based Ralf Naumann. 

This week’s selection is the beautiful Saturn’s Wanderer by Professor Neri Oxman. 

This week’s selection is the delicate “Containing Air 101g12” sculpture by Robert Krawczyk. 

This week’s selection is an amazing graffiti tag modeled by artist Ben Normally.

This week’s selection is the Lament Configuration.

This week’s selection is the very simple Filament Clip by Bertjan Walker. 

This week’s selection is Martin Figeac’s “Europe Map puzzle with Great Britain”. 

This week’s selection is Jeremy Mallin’s Nautilus. 

This week’s selection is the colorful Brazilian Blue capeoria dancer sculpture by artist James Stewart. 

This week’s selection is Evan Kuester’s Ivania 2, a prosthetic arm.

This week’s selection is Danny Van Ryswyk’s amazing White Rabbit Figurine. 

This week’s selection is Sophie Kahn’s eerie Prodromes series.

This week’s selection is a series of fractal forms by digital sculptor Michael Winstone. 

This week’s selection is the 3D Printed Picnic by INC Architecture and Design. 

This week’s selection is “Cash” by Scott Frank.

This week’s selection is the very cool Big Mouth Amp. 

This week’s selection is the striking “Collision” by Berlin-based artists Andrzej Wojtas Jendrek and Ewelina Aleksandrowicz.

This week’s selection is the amazing DIY Material Testing Machine by YouMagine designer Arjan. 

This week’s selection is freelance 3D artist Andrew Jerez’s “Unholy Cross”.

This week’s selection is Matthew Amey’s beautiful Octopus pendant. 

This week’s selection is Neil Degrasse Tyson – Badass by the anonymous Shapeways designer, TheInternets. 

This week’s selection is the St Christopher medallion by jeweler Chris Parry. 

This week’s selection is the very simple, yet powerful 4-way, 3/4” PVC Connector by Thingiverse contributor Jason Powell.

This week’s selection is the Gemini Chaise Lounge, by 3D designer Neri Oxman. 

This week’s selection is Hannah Soukup’s beautiful “Insides” neck piece.

This week’s selection is the incredibly detailed Mazzo di Fiori by noted 3D print artist Joshua Harker. 

This week’s selection is an unusual hybrid 3D printed piece, Stuck Together Pieces by Eric Goldemberg and Veronica Zalcberg of Monad Studio. 

This week’s selection is Antonis Kiourktsis’ elegant Inmotion figurine. 

This week’s selection is an articulated doll by digital sculptor Ryan Kittleson in collaboration with artist Elizabeth Shupe. 

This week’s selection is Michiel Cornelissen’s Hatch for Eyewear Kit. It’s a frame for lenses, but unlike any you’ve likely seen before. 

This week’s selection is the the P6*6 120 Pinhole Camera by Todd Schlemmer. It definitely looks like a camera and indeed if you print the parts and assemble them you can actually capture real images using standard 120 analog film. 

This week’s selection is Thyra Hilden and Pio Diaz’s Forms in Nature. This work uses a technique we’ve not seen previously: using a centrally illuminated 3D printed structure to cast shadows on the walls of a room. Don’t believe us? Just check out the image above.    The artists say:    Forms in Nature is… Continue reading Design of the Week: Forms in Nature

This week’s selection is Dotsan’s 3D Lying Kitten. It’s a wireframe version of a kitten, and we apologize profusely to readers for not selecting a kitten as the Design of the Week previously.    The 3D Lying Kitten is a simple design, but it works best when you have several placed together as in the… Continue reading Design of the Week: 3D Lying Kitten

This week’s selection is Madeline Gannon’s Reverberating Across the Divide project, a 3D printed, custom-fitted decorative collar.    Gannon, a doctoral student studying generative fabrication and computational design in the CMU School of Architecture, developed a technique for generating this collar using a combination of computational and manual processes.      Please watch the video… Continue reading Design of the Week: Reverberating Across the Divide

This week’s selection is Quantum Object #1 by sculptor Frederik De Wilde. It’s a trippy piece we first noticed at this year’s London 3D Printshow, where it was on display among many other spectacular pieces.    Visually, it’s a plane with drips extending in opposite directions, defying gravity in two different directions. But why is… Continue reading Design of the Week: Quantum Object #1

This week’s selection is Claire Thompson’s Shades of Grey. It’s a fascinating work that is both smooth and two-tone. Perfectly sized to sit on the edge of a table, the portrait carries an interesting story. From Thompson:    Shades of Grey is a portrait, digitally and manually created, which references the complexity and ambiguity of… Continue reading Design of the Week: Shades of Grey