Friday, June 11, 2010
Artwork Spotlight: James Sullivan
James Sullivan is one of the few artists that came into the SCRA project with rapid prototyping experience. It helps when you are a teacher at a big university. To see Jay's artists statement click here.
Friday, June 4, 2010
Artwork Spotlight: Nancy Hairston
Now that the Rapid 2010 Conference is over and all the artwork has made it back home, we are going to spotlight the finished artwork here over the next few weeks.
To start we have Hancy Hairston's Bronze Sculpture. Click here to read her artists statement.
To start we have Hancy Hairston's Bronze Sculpture. Click here to read her artists statement.
Friday, May 21, 2010
On View at the RAPID 2010 Conference
Wednesday, April 21, 2010
Fresh from the Printers
SculptCAD held an impromptu open house to display the first round of artwork to come back from the printers. On the wall are 3D computer images by (L-R) Bert Scherarth - Building, and Column, Shane Pennington - Tree Top, Brad Ford Smith - Chicken Neck Johnson, 2 more by Bert, Heather Gorham - Rabbit.
The sculptures for the most part were just unpacked, so the artists have not had the opportunity to work on the physical sculptures yet. What you are seeing is the equivalent of a cake that has just been pulled out of the oven. They still need to be frosted. Above is the artwork of (L-R, B-F) Erica Larkin - Figurative Busts, Brad Ford Smith - CNJ, David VanNess - Bull Elk, Katherine Batiste - Robotic Boy,
Nancy Hairston
Bert Scherbarth - Building
Heather Groham - Rabbit
This is one of two rabbit sculptures by Heather. In this one she has painted the plastic resin to give it a soft velveteen outside and a bleached bone white interior.
Tuesday, April 20, 2010
David Kirkpatrick finds One Massive 3D Printer
David Kirkpatrick has been doing a lot of blogging about the SculptCAD Rapid Artists Project. His resent post is about a large scale 3D printer in Italy.
Tuesday, April 13, 2010
Rabbit Rapid Prototype
Here is the finished Heather Gorham rapid prototyped hare. It's resin and I've finished it in graphite.
It measures 15" x 17" x 9.
It measures 15" x 17" x 9.
Thursday, April 1, 2010
Jerome Weeks, reporter from KERA Art & Seek and SCRA director Nancy Hairston snap a few pictures of artist Shane Pennington as he demonstrates how the Phantom stylus works. Jerome hung out at the SculptCAD studio for a few hours talking with some of the artists about the SRCA program.
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