This 3D Printed Internally Lit Fantasy Armor Is Every Cosplayer’s Dream
Meet Melissa Ng, a New York-based artist, a founder of the Lumecluster wearable art producers, and a person responsible for this amazing 3D-printed, internally lit, medieval-inspired fantasy body armor. Phew, try saying that in one breath…
To make it happen, she spent around 518 hours on designing this fantasy gear on her computer, before 3D printing the durable plastic frame and enhancing it with LED lights.
Melissa has also listened to the feedback that came after her previous armor designs and made this one so it would have the qualities of an actual medieval armor and its beauty wouldn’t rely so much on the feminine figure beneath.
“I made this in honor of the creatives out there who know that, even though it’s empowering to be the ruler of your dreams and creations, you also know how incredibly lonely the journey can often be.”
For the step-by-step process of making this magical armor make sure you visit Melissa’s website .
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Andrius
In cahoots with the secret orde… With nobody. In cahoots with nobody.
Blind Pregnant Woman ‘Sees’ Her Unborn Son With 3D-Printing
3D printing is the future of… well, something, certainly. But for Tatiana Guerra, a blind mother-to-be from Brazil, 3D printing is what allowed her to ‘see’ the ultrasound of her baby. Huggies’ #CountingTheDays campaign provided the mobile 3D printer.
Whereas previously blind mothers were robbed of the joy of first seeing their baby with ultrasound, 3D printing actually produced a relief of Tatiana’s little Murilo. It even had “I am your son” written in Braille. As can be seen in the video, Tatiana was entirely overwhelmed with emotion after ‘seeing’ AND touching her baby before he was born.
Huggies Brazil cooperated with ‘the goodfellas’, who provided the 3D printer and printer expertise for this project. Photographers Lucas Tintori, Rodrigo Westphal Galego, and Fábio Kenji were tapped to catch the whole thing on film. This video is one of the few in the series where blind mothers can see their unborn children in this new way.
(h/t: boredpanda )
“If you could touch him, would that let you know what he’s like?”
“Are you feeling something? That’s your son…”
“See if he feels the way you think he does…”
“I’m very happy to meet Murilo. Before he’s born”
Martynas Klimas
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