Showing posts with label handpainted. Show all posts
Showing posts with label handpainted. Show all posts

Thursday, October 11, 2018

3D Halloween Printing Fun!

JC has been getting into the season of Halloween. 
He's dusted off the 3D printer and given me a lot of work to do painting things. 

These are magic pumpkins, before being painted. 
3D printed pumpkins via foobella.blogspot.com

See the magic? When you put a light inside, a jackolantern face glows.
3D printed pumpkin via foobella.blogspot.com

Below is a short video of a skeleton in the process of being printed.



 Pumpkins are all painted. Now to paint the skeleton votive holder. 
3D printed pumpkins and skeleton votive via foobella.blogspot.com

3D printed votive via foobella.blogspot.com

Looking spooky!
3D printed skeleton votive via foobella.blogspot.com

Below is a skull JC printed last year, which I just got around to painting. I did it in phases, and I just told him with this last shot, that this skull is getting scarier and scarier. I think that means I'm done with him. Pretty soon I won't be able to be in the same room with it.

3D printed skull and skeleton votive via foobella.blogspot.com

I think my favorite is the coffin and mummy. 
3D printed mummy and coffin via foobella.blogspot.com

I have yet to paint them.

3D printed mummy and coffin via foobella.blogspot.com

Next to a cap for scale. I love miniatures, maybe that's why this is my favorite. 

3D printed mummy and coffin via foobella.blogspot.com

 And here is one of the above pumpkins sitting on top of a lamp to demonstrate the glowing. There was a blip in the printing process, that is why you see the line through his noggin. 
3D printed glowing pumpkin via foobella.blogspot.com

Thanks for visiting!
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{All the 3D printing designs were found on www.thingiverse.com}

foobella.blogspot.com


Wednesday, January 18, 2017

Art Is Therapy: Acrylic Handpainted Mini Wooden Bowls

A few years ago we received some cute little wooden bowls in our Christmas stockings. I didn't know at the time, but they are for condiments when you are cooking. I just use them around the house to hold little trinkets, and I always had the idea in the back of my mind to paint them. 

When we started 3D printing after Christmas time and I was painting Jason's prints, I found that I couldn't put the paint brushes down. I was possessed. I was looking around the house, thinking, "What can I paint? What can I paint?" So, I found my little bowls. 


You can see Mollie inspecting them. I think she approves. ↓

I had so much fun painting them. I got completely lost in the process. It was so relaxing to randomly paint shapes and designs, and mix colors.    



I left a painted area on the bottom for my initials. ↓



One of them hasn't been painted yet because, at the time, I forgot about it, as it stays in my bedroom and holds my rings at night. 

Since it worked out that I have a bowl with a red background and another with blue, then it will be only logical (and fun) to paint the third one with a yellow background. After they are all three painted, then I will put polycrylic on them to protect the surface. 




I will post a little update when they are all painted and sealed. 

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