July 5, 2016 AT 3:20 am
Ghostly Dancers Inside 3D Printed Zoetrope #ArtTuesday #3Dprinting
via WebUrbanist
Artist Akinori Goto lays out the whole process…showing how he transforms a animation of a person walking into a 3D axis that can then be translated into data for a 3D printer. The result looks like no more than a warped piece of plastic mesh, with no discernible shapes embedded within it. Place it on a turntable and it still won’t look like much – until beams of light highlight just one segment of the edge.
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