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Aphrodite of Milos
3D Printing (FDM)
Printed in 90 sections on a printer with a 230 mm bed, then assembled and finished.
H 1800 mm
- Material
- White PLA
- Sections
- 90
- Printer
- Creality K1
- Time
- 4 weeks (2 printing, 2 finishing)

Design · Prototype · Render · Print · Dare to Imagine
3D design, prototypes and FDM prints: 230 × 230 × 250 mm per piece, larger works printed in sections. One studio in Athens, Greece.

Layer by layer
Scroll to print. The ember line is the layer moving up; everything below it is already solid.
Illustration: how a part is built, layer by layer
Layer height 0.20 mm
Services
Hover, focus or tap a row for what is inside it. Printing is FDM only.
From a sketch or a description to a model that prints.
Test the idea in your hand before it is final.
FDM on a Creality K1 and an Ender 3 V2, 230 × 230 × 250 mm per piece. Larger works are printed in sections and assembled.
Concept and photoreal renders, plus animation.
Concepts and photoreal renders for architectural projects.
Filament lab
FDM only. Pick a filament and the part changes finish: drag to turn it.
Multiple filaments and colors available
Drag to rotate · procedural part
Selected work
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3D Printing (FDM)
Printed in 90 sections on a printer with a 230 mm bed, then assembled and finished.
H 1800 mm

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3D Printing (FDM)
20 Cycladic figures printed as centrepieces for a fundraiser dinner in Athens.
Head model: 'Cycladic head sculpture' (opens in a new tab) by Digitalogy (MakerWorld), CC BY-SA 4.0 (opens in a new tab). Bases added by 3D⁶⁰.


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3D Design · 3D Printing (FDM)
From a hand-drawn sketch to a Blender model to a finished FDM print.


Drag, or use the arrow keys.

Step 1
Concept
The first sketch: a lion whose mane is a tangle of snakes.

Step 2
Model
The same design in 3D, modelled in Blender. A work-in-progress view.

Step 3
The finished piece, printed in FDM.

Step 4
Combined
Sketch, model and print of the lion in one frame.
Process
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We settle the requirements and the vision: what it is for, how big, in what material.
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Detailed 3D models built to your specification.
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Test it, refine it, until it does what it should.
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The final prints, made on the Creality K1 and the Ender 3 V2.