You are so welcome! Somehow it became a standard to sand, prime and paint but there are so many other techniques working with filament colors only that let you create surfaces that you couldn't get any other way. I find those option quite exciting. :)
Yea. I am fascinated by how you can make one layer with some crazy color blending and overlay that with perfectly undisturbed geometric grid and have it all become one sheet. Endless fun possibilities. Just getting started. :)
Interesting, I've mostly used my pen to fill in joint lines for a fused sandable transition between printed parts or for visibly handmade netting on models.
I am sure it does that really well too. However 3d pens are capable of so much more which is what this channel is about. It is an upcoming new art tool, people just don't know it yet.
This is a technique I’ve never seen anywhere else thank you for posting!
You are so welcome! Somehow it became a standard to sand, prime and paint but there are so many other techniques working with filament colors only that let you create surfaces that you couldn't get any other way. I find those option quite exciting. :)
Brilliant!! Very unique blended look of the brick pattern
Yea. I am fascinated by how you can make one layer with some crazy color blending and overlay that with perfectly undisturbed geometric grid and have it all become one sheet. Endless fun possibilities. Just getting started. :)
Interesting, I've mostly used my pen to fill in joint lines for a fused sandable transition between printed parts or for visibly handmade netting on models.
I am sure it does that really well too. However 3d pens are capable of so much more which is what this channel is about. It is an upcoming new art tool, people just don't know it yet.
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