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Marts 2020 by PalRas
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March 2020
At the start of the year we got a new calendar here in the house.
Every month there was a work of art.
At the end of March I found an abstract work (March_2020), which I thought could be a three-dimensional sculpture that could be 3D-printed.
I used the built-in Windows 3D Builder program to create the sculpture (March_2020_3D_print) and then I inverted the model (March_2020_3D_print_invert).
By putting these two models "back to back" I got the finished sculpture. It was actually an interesting little exercise.
At the start of the year we got a new calendar here in the house.
Every month there was a work of art.
At the end of March I found an abstract work (March_2020), which I thought could be a three-dimensional sculpture that could be 3D-printed.
I used the built-in Windows 3D Builder program to create the sculpture (March_2020_3D_print) and then I inverted the model (March_2020_3D_print_invert).
By putting these two models "back to back" I got the finished sculpture. It was actually an interesting little exercise.