On 4 Jun 97, Brock Hinzmann wrote:
> The lines in LOM parts can be adjusted for color and sanded to give
> the apearance of a wood sculpture. Lighting can be placed inside
> translucent RP materials for some desired affects. We have seen
> several comments on this mailing list regarding color RP. It seems
> to me that some modelmakers may take some pleasure in their work
> from such aspects of RP, but has anyone besides a few artists tried
> to make a business from the aesthetic side?
As another example of using the inherent properties of RP materials
as a good thing, I invite you to take a look at my MFA thesis show
at:
http://blue.temple.edu/~crafts/mjcc/local/gallery/thesis/reml/intro.h
tml
While some pieces are to be cast in metal, much of my work is
intended to use the RP material as the final object, with as little
post-processing as possible.
Rob Lloyd
Robert E. M. Lloyd
REML
Designer/Craftsperson
reml@voicenet.com
http://www.voicenet.com/~reml/
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