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From render to reality.

3D design, prototypes and FDM prints: 230 × 230 × 250 mm per piece, larger works printed in sections. One studio in Athens, Greece.

The Lion of snakes sculpture, split down the middle: on the left its 3D model as a triangle mesh, on the right the FDM print.
Process
FDM
Build volume
230 × 230 × 250 mm
Printers
Creality K1 + Ender 3 V2
Studio
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
950 / 950
Z height
190.0 / 190.0 mm
Material
PLA

Layer height 0.20 mm

Services

Five services, one studio.

Hover, focus or tap a row for what is inside it. Printing is FDM only.

  1. From a sketch or a description to a model that prints.

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    • Custom modelling
    • Product visualisation
    • Technical drawings
    • Design optimisation
  2. Test the idea in your hand before it is final.

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    • Functional prototypes
    • Design iteration
    • Material testing
    • Quality assurance
  3. FDM on a Creality K1 and an Ender 3 V2, 230 × 230 × 250 mm per piece. Larger works are printed in sections and assembled.

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    • Creality K1: high-speed, up to 600 mm/s, auto-levelling
    • Ender 3 V2: reliable, quiet
    • Both 230 × 230 × 250 mm
    • Up to 23 × 23 × 25 cm in one piece; larger objects are printed in parts and assembled.
  4. Concept and photoreal renders, plus animation.

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    • Concept renders
    • Photoreal renders
    • Animation
  5. Concepts and photoreal renders for architectural projects.

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    • Concept renders
    • Photoreal renders

Filament lab

Same part, different filament.

FDM only. Pick a filament and the part changes finish: drag to turn it.

Multiple filaments and colors available

Drag to rotate · procedural part

Filament

PLA

Good for
Everyday prints, decorative pieces and prototypes, in many colours and special finishes such as marble.

Selected work

Render, then reality.

01

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)
The printed Aphrodite of Milos, full figure in white, under an arch of flowers

03

Lion of snakes

3D Design · 3D Printing (FDM)

From a hand-drawn sketch to a Blender model to a finished FDM print.

Material
Marble PLA
Size
15 cm
Time
5 h print · 2 days design
Photo of the printed lion and snake piece on black marble
Blender render of the lion and snake piece
RenderPrinted

Drag, or use the arrow keys.

From sketch to object

  1. Black and white sketch of a lion with snakes for a mane

    Step 1

    Concept

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

  2. Grey 3D model of the lion and snakes in the Blender viewport

    Step 2

    Model

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

  3. Photo of the printed lion and snake piece on black marble

    Step 3

    Print

    The finished piece, printed in FDM.

  4. Sketch, grey model, printed piece and textured render of the lion cut into diagonal strips

    Step 4

    Combined

    Sketch, model and print of the lion in one frame.

Process

Four steps, no surprises.

  1. 01

    Consultation

    We settle the requirements and the vision: what it is for, how big, in what material.

  2. 02

    Design & modelling

    Detailed 3D models built to your specification.

  3. 03

    Prototyping

    Test it, refine it, until it does what it should.

  4. 04

    Final production

    The final prints, made on the Creality K1 and the Ender 3 V2.