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Arts
Artists are using 3D technologies to help improve their processes and push themselves, and their art, with exciting new possibilities, and of course the boundaries keep shifting with the continual development of 3D technologies.
We work with many artists; our products, services and skill set align with the artists requirements, and we’re very proud of the amazing works that we’ve helped create that have been in exhibitions, or on sale, around the world.
Some of the more common things we may do for the arts sector include 3D scanning of works to make it possible to create much larger objects, or in the case of Amanda Parer, larger inflatable works or 3D printing to create casts or tangible objects for reference of scale.
3D technologies for the arts community
We supply artists with our full range of products and provide almost all of our service offerings.
Products
| 3D Scanners | |
| 3D Printers | |
| 3D Design Software | |
| Haptic Devices |
Services
| 3D Scanning | |
| Post Production | |
| 3D Printing | |
| Training |
Feature: Amanda Parer ‘Intrude XXL’
Australian artist, Amanda Parer, has captured international attention with her Intrude and Nibbles work which feature large inflatable rabbits and humanoid figures. These works have been exhibited in over 40 cities on four continents.
The process is quite simple, Amanda crafted the original models in Tasmania and shipped them to the Thinglab studio. The models were carefully 3D scanned. Once the scans were complete there was some post production required, the digital models were then sent to Amanda for final review. It’s the finished 3D digital models that are used to manufacture the large inflatables.
Services provided
- 3D scanning
- Post production
Case studies
Look at these faces. In the middle is a live person, and on the left side is a powder mask created with the help of the Artec MHT 3D scanner.…
Felix Olivieri and his wife, Sarah, operate Olivieri’s Arts, Crafts, & Coffee in Kingston, a Hudson River town north of New York City. They feature specialty paints and pencils, a…
The Generative Freeway Project [2013] is part of ISEA2013 at Tin Sheds Gallery, University of Sydney. The Generative Freeway Project is a self-generating sculptural installation that ‘builds’ itself by way…
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Competitive pricing
We provide great prices that include GST, processing & other fees and 12 months phone support. Let us do the leg work for you.
Local support
The Thinglab team provides rapid response Australian based technical support, and warranty, that can save you valuable time and money.
Fast shipping
We keep stock in store to ensure you get your products within days of ordering. Ask about our guaranteed next day delivery services.
In-house demo studio
Make an appointment to see our large range of best-in-class 3D scanners and printers on display, or request a sample print today.
