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Special offer for the launching of our ceramic material in 8 colors: – 30% off on any object 3D printed in ceramic at Sculpteo before June 10! Use our special discount code: 30p_ceramic Discover our new ceramic material Related posts: No related...

Sculpteo officially launches today its 3D printed ceramic material! You can now 3D print in ceramic at Sculpteo… and we are the only one giving you the choice between 8 different glazing colors: White Glossy Oyster Blue Tangerine Orange Turquoise Aquarius Blue Satin Black Anis Green Lemon Yellow Our 3D printing ceramic material is all about creating beautiful final products. If you want to 3D print finished products with a very...

Sculpteo participates to the Designer’s Days 2012. From May 31 to July 4, immerse yourself in the Paris design scene. Multiple places and designers are presenting their work and some of them are using 3D printing. We created an interactive map of places where you will be able to see 3D printed designs in Paris in the next days. Discover the work of Elium Studio at La Rotonde, Patrick Nadeau at Jardins Jardin aux Tuileries and...

Sculpteo will be at Web2Day Nantes for a panel about 3D printing. It will be a good time to discuss the latest innovations in 3D printing and talk about the future of production and design. We’ll be on stage at 2pm in the Maxi Hall, along with moderator Ludovic Simon from Atlantic 2.0 and the CKAB team. We would like to give a big thank you to the organizers of Web2Day. This tech conference gathering international speakers for...

Paul Marx, owner of a Sculpteo store that he embedded on his website my3Dscanner.com, is the featured store of the week. Thanks a lot for sharing so many interesting links and advices! This interview will definitively be useful for anyone wanting to modelize easily for 3D printing. We invite you to visit the store of Paul Marx directly on his website. He travels the world and creates 3D sculptures from the pieces of art he...

Artist in residence Norwood Viviano presents the sculpture project that he is currently creating at Corning Museum of Glass. He is using 3D printed landscape models as parts of his urban landscape glass sculptures exploring issues related to industry and population shift within manufacturing cities. Pictures credit: Norwood Viviano 3D printing gives him the ability to create very precise and unique models of cities that are then...

Olympic stadiums are complicated pieces. They include outside and inside parts, small details and large flat areas. What kind of other buildings may need to model hundred of seats and large green surface in the same time? Complicated model means… 3D printing! Ravensbourne college London lecturer Jon Fidler designed the 2012 Olympic Stadium in 6 hours using SolidWorks. It took him only a few hours more to 3D print the model,...