The Livemaster creative studio creates a variety of 3D printed accessories for dolls. Shoes, soles, mannequins, accessories, jewelry and more.
Tabletop gaming development is heavily reliant on storytelling and gameplay mechanics. In traditional game design, the ability to intertwine their art and figures to play into these elements comes at the final stages of design. For Syther Gaming, 3D printing has allowed them to develop the universe of their feature game alongside the other crucial elements for a cohesive final product.
Veteran makeup FX artists and creature designers Steve Wang and Eddie Yang talk about how 3D printing is a game changer in the movie and digital EFX industry.
Special makeup effects are always evolving and changing. Many traditional methods hold true such as hand sculpting in clay, moldmaking and casting; but new tools and materials are always being implemented to offer more performance.
Tim King is a traditional sculptor in Longmont, Colorado. While also respectful of traditional lost-wax bronze techniques, Tim has integrated digital design and 3D Printing options into his creative process.
“I could 3D print that!” A phrase quite often heard from comic book and movie enthusiasts when Comic-Con is around the corner. Year after year, Comic-Con attendees as well as the film and entertainment industry, employ additive manufacturing with 3D printing to create life-like costumes and props at a fraction of the cost of traditional production methods.
