Our youngest Indian got a 3D printer for Christmas and though I would share these creations
Starts and fits learning structure

Printed track support- blue and white are plastic and brown is printed in wood

Infinite Triangles

Fibonacci sequences

Working Nut and Bolt

Escher's Geese

The Character he plays

At the fringes of the Everglades, the ARM Loxahatchee NWR not that far away from me
What a beautiful day, bright, clear, dry and not too hot...it was perfect

What a lovely piece~ It touches all of my senses~

Lucky shot lol.

I thought I'd add the one below which I took near my place in Thailand — Baden

Is this a self portrait, Baden?

Yes, that's me observing some recent posts on here.

Observe and admire, dear.

Excellent, very beautiful! :'O Is that lake, or ocean?

Thank you lol. It is on a lake. :heart:

A couple people here know that I make Heirloom Jewelry and I have been working on a piece for my Mom who turns 75 today! Such a vibrant soul, always tan, always smiling and genuinely giving of herself always. Her favorite place to travel is Hawaii, her favorite color is yellow and she only wears gold. The cameo in the center is a focal bead that is frosted glass with a freeform flower on each side and in the back, near the clasp is a little gold heart locket that was her Mother's. Perfect for her to wear and pass down to one of her Grand Daughters. Oh and I sent a card around the United States to get everyone's greeting on one card! She's gonna love it!

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I do these abstract doodles with butcher paper and sharpies. I started doing them as a joke a long time ago, but then I actually started to like them. I follow a few simple rules: 1. Sharpies and blank paper only (only 2 tones), 2. nothing representative (just patterns), 3. no straight edges or any other tools to guide the line (strictly free form)

This one hangs on the wall in my apartment. The outside edges aren't as detailed as the middle -- I was going for a "stretched out" effect all across the paper. The 2nd photo just zooms in a bit on the middle to show some of the detail.







Also, I'm not super fond of the rest of this piece, but I did really like this one part:




It's just fun to play with patterns and see if you can come up with something semi-unique or interesting.

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butcher paper — Moliere

What's a butcher paper?
Awesome work!

What's a butcher paper? — Caldwell

It's paper that's meant to wrap up meat or fish, but is often used for all sorts of other crafty things.

Awesome work!

Thanks. :)

Ah, the noble comma. Let us not take its great worth for granted.

Or perhaps you are signaling the structure of our words, and by extension the structure of our thoughts and minds, without which we might confuse the very meaning of ourselves and our lives.

Masterful minimalism.

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It's paper that's meant to wrap up meat or fish, but is often used for all sorts of other crafty things. — Moliere

Ah. Yes, I got one from a boxed furniture. It's a long paper, good quality.

The period, of course. Signifying, as the French would say, la fin, and pointing us to the truth: the transitory nature of all things. Could there be a more profoundly final statement? I think not.


Ps: I’m a little stoned

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Yes! A roll of it is really inexpensive too. I like it for pencils, charcoal, and pastels. (and sharpies of course :D)

@Moliere @Caldwell
I don't know if you have seen this but for those that doodle? I think this is AWESOME! You pull out fresh paper as you need it and roll the used paper into a scroll. For someone like me who keeps calendars as a record of sorts this is a huge discovery. It would be something I would love to inherit from someone like my Mom, to read her life right there on paper. An amazing diary without realizing you are entering in it.

That is really cool! I didn't know they made those.

@ArguingWAristotleTiff Cool furniture. Awesome! No I haven't seen anything like that.

That reminds me of the table at the doctor's office with the paper you can pull down and tear off. I'm going to start bringing my crayons to my physicals so that I can doodle when I get my prostate exam so that I can not think about it.