Canadian-born freelance typographer Ben Johnston and 3D designer Mark Simmons collaborated in showcasing their newest design called ‘The Mountains are Calling and I Must Go.’ The series of sculptures was made by using illustrations created by Johnstone, while 3D designer Simmons transformed and rendered the drawings into a three-dimensional piece of artwork.
Three-dimensional printing in today’s modern age is something that most industries strive to perfect and delicately balance between its potential with the technology at hand and design. As of recent, it has been a powerful tool for creative minds to explore new and exciting boundaries in the art world.
The result is an incredibly beautiful work of art through the combination of animation and technology.
What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- 3D Printing in Art
- The combination of 3D printing and artistic design allows for innovative and intricate sculptures to be created.
- Collaboration Between Artists and Designers
- Artists and designers working together can push the boundaries of creativity and produce stunning, multidimensional artworks.
- Exploring New Boundaries in Art
- Advancements in technology, such as 3D printing, provide artists with new opportunities to push boundaries and create groundbreaking artworks.
Sectors Adopting This
- Art and Design
- The art and design industry can embrace 3D printing and collaboration to create unique and innovative sculptures.
- Technology
- The technology industry can continue to develop and improve 3D printing technology to support the creation of intricate and detailed sculptures.
- Creative Arts
- The creative arts industry can explore the use of technology, like 3D printing, to push the boundaries of traditional art forms and create visually stunning pieces.
