Scientific Artist

Here are a 1st order, 2nd order, 3rd order and 4th order Menger Sponge in Rigid.Ink Bronze/Gold PLA filament.

50mm along an edge, they need a little clean up to remove the strings.

Got to remove all the fine hairs from the 3D Mandelbulb – but this is a 100mm diameter Mandelbulb printed using Rigid.Ink Gold/Bronze PLA filament.  Resolution 0.2mm.

Second image shows the 3D printed collection so far – all in Rigid.Ink PLA.

Here are 3 Moai and 3 Spiral Cubes printed using Black, White, Trans-Blue and Gold/Bronze Rigid.Ink PLA

Ophelia dragged up a load of Saharan dust as well as smoke from Iberian forest fires to give this blood red Sun at mid-day today over the New Forest Observatory.

Very eerie and atmospheric this morning.

Wall thickness 1.2mm

Sierpinski Octahedron in blue sitting on top of a Menger Sponge in white.

My latest 40-hour print of a 3D mathematical object on the Anet A6 printer.  Now printing the first of 20 prints that will assemble into a remarkable object – and a first for me.

Ignoring Alexa top-left, this is the 3D print collection up to 24/09/2017

After 47-hours and 56-minutes this beauty was created from Rigid.Ink black pla on an Anet A6.

This is a Mandelbulb, 120mm high, at 0.2mm resolution.  Needs a bit of cleaning up, but you can see the general structure.

I will reprint this even larger using Rigid.Ink trans blue pla filament.

The Missus brought this Romanesco Broccoli home for lunch – so of course it had to be macro’d before we eat it.

What a beautiful fractal structure!