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3 D Printing

  1. why this looks like that
    Designer Sean Kim Sticks Strange Things on Practical ThingsAfter 3-D printing 2,000 lamps in his closet, Kim just wants to find his next hit.
    By Diana Budds
  2. granny flats
    No, 3-D Printing the Suburbs Is Not the Future of HousingBut the process is certainly mesmerizing to watch.
    By Alissa Walker
  3. why this looks like that
    Jolie Ngo’s Ceramics Are Made for Instagram (And That’s A Good Thing)How the artist creates her wildly popular, 3D-printed vessels.
    By Diana Budds
  4. environment
    3-D Printing Might Save Coral ReefsRepairing ocean levels, rising temperatures, and pollution is another story.
    By Dan Nosowitz
  5. select all
    The Downloadable Gun Is Dead — for NowA federal judge issued a temporary nationwide ban on blueprints for untraceable 3-D-printed firearms just hours before they posted online.
    By Mack DeGeurin
  6. hi-tech
    Chanel Created 3-D-Printed MascaraThe future is here.
    By Shannon Barbour
  7. Could This New Form of 3-D Printing Revolutionize Home Design?Give it a couple years …
    By Kenny Wassus
  8. This Paralympian Danced the Samba With a Robot While Wearing a 3-D-Printed DressBecause technology.
    By Christine Nguyen and Cait Munro
  9. 3-D-Printed Guns Will Soon Require a Background Check in CaliforniaThe law took two years to pass.
    By Kenny Wassus and Cait Munro
  10. This Artist 3-D-Prints His Work With ClayArtist Taekyeom Lee built a 3-D printer and clay extruder that can produce small- and medium-scale ceramic objects.
    By Lizzy Halberstadt
  11. This British Defense Contractor Wants to ‘Grow’ DronesBe afraid.
    By Adam Banicki and Cait Munro
  12. Original Video
    This 3-D Food Printer Actually Makes Pizza So You Don’t Have ToWhy cook when you can just sit on your couch?
    By Adam Banicki and Cait Munro
  13. 5 Crazy 3-D-Printed Things That Actually ExistWelcome to your future.
    By Adam Banicki and Cait Munro
  14. This Artist Makes Mesmerizing Sculptures Using MathJust call it math in motion.
    By Eva Hill and Cait Munro
  15. This High-Tech Pen Can Draw 3-D Objects in Thin AirSome of this stuff is straight up gallery-worthy.
    By Eva Hill and Cait Munro
  16. You Can Buy Your Mom a Totally-Not-Creepy 3-D-Printed Version of You for $30,000Nothing says “I love you” like terrifying, overpriced tech.
    By Madison Malone Kircher
  17. How a Bot’s Bizarre, Useless Objects Became a 3D-Printing ControversyCan bots create art? Or is it just spam?
    By Brian Feldman
  18. childhood memories
    Dog Gets Crazy Straws for Legs, Couldn’t Be HappierLook at him go!
    By Susan Rinkunas
  19. hack the city
    You Might Be Able to 3-D Print Your Next HouseWelcome to a new era of building construction.
    By Kyle Chayka
  20. Coffee Talk
    The Coffee Shop of the Future Offers 3-D PrintingThere are plans to bring the concept to New York.
    By Sierra Tishgart
  21. weird beauty
    This Makeup Company Is Quietly Growing SkinL’Oréal has been testing out its products on home-grown skin.  
    By Kathleen Hou
  22. collaborations
    MAC Launches a Beauty Collaboration With Philip Treacy The ultimate millinery makeup partnership.
    By Hattie Crisell
  23. digital get down
    3-D-Printed Dick Pics Are the Way of the FutureBetter sexting through technology?
    By Allison P. Davis
  24. The Future
    Soldiers Can Look Forward to 3-D Printing All of Their Meals in War ZonesPossibly using ingredients “they could forage for,” you know, out there in the field.
    By Clint Rainey
  25. fashion meets tech
    Iris Van Herpen Explains Her Plastic Costumes for the New York City BalletIn the past couple of years, fashion designers from Prabal Gurung to Valentino have created costumes for the ballet’s galas. But none quite approach the sheer surrealness of this Dutch couturier.
    By Rebecca Milzoff
  26. fashion meets tech
    The Future of 3-D Printed Fashion, One Synthetic Thread at a Time“I always work together with an architect, as I am not good with the 3-D programs myself,” one designer explains.
    By Julie Ma