3D-handprinted creatures
Building a moving animal
A 3D handprinted animal with a skeleton body (yellow) and flexible muscles (black). The muscles are not able to contract by themselves yet, they are now just rather flexible ligaments.
Altogether, this is a project in progress.
Want to have your own 3D handprinted animal?
I like making animals, humans, aliens, and to experiment with new objects. However, I don’t always have the space to store them, so if you want to have your personal animal 3D handprinted by me. Send me a message! I think I can make any animal you want, but let’s have a chat to decide the animal, size, colour, type, and price. My animals start with a price of about 90 euro’s.
The game without rules
This game has rules. But they are not predetermined. The cards you see on the pictures are prompts to invent a game yourself. In other words, you are forced to be creative and think of a game you can play. The card categories are: As who do we play? What are the teams? What do we do? How do we win? and How do we make decisions?
You can pick a card which together make a variation of possibilities to guide the game into a balanced, creative, but most of all, a weird and fun game.
Puzzle
Only 48 pieces, square tiles, no easy side pieces, and no front picture. A puzzle full of trickery and traps, a real challenge.
Conceptual wearables
A multi-scaled cyclical clock
This is a design I made for a new clock. It doesn’t add/change that much about presenting the time, although it can show many different cycles in a limited space (without using words). It also has some interesting features as described on the picture. Personally, I don’t believe in time as a fundamental thing, as shown in this video I made, but thought it was fun to make this clock.
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