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3D Printed Art – How 3D Printing Makes Its Way into Creativity | All3DP Over the years, the mediums available to create art have expanded. Now, with 3D printing technology, the options are seemingly limitless.

Not everyone can claim that they personally designed and implemented architectural structures. Just a few years ago, no one could even think about doing at the age of 11 years old. Thanks to 3D computer graphic design and 3D printing, they can actually do it.

The future is 3D: P-ruette 3D printed ballet shoe, designed by graduate from the Bezalel Academy of Art and Design, in Jerusalem, eases pain of the dances: https://www.dezeen.com/2018/08/10/p-rouette-3d-printed-ballet-shoe-hadar-neeman-graduate-design/

More news from the Future is 3D. How 3D printing helps with affordable housing:

French Family Becomes the First to Move into a 3D Printed Home | All3DP A French family of five has just become the first to ever move into a fully 3D printed house. Constructed in just 54 hours, the inhabitable structure is 1,022 square feet large, and includes four bedrooms and a central living area.

Here are some of the most interesting models of this school year. When students make models of their own choices, they sometimes choose something practical, sometimes something beautiful, sometimes something fun. They always use their creativity and imagination and make things which they wouldn't be able to make without 3D technology.

At the end of the school year kids' models get more complex and more interesting:

The future is 3D! From professional artists to elementary school students, 3D technology opens opportunities which nobody could even dream about before: https://www.shapeways.com/blog/archives/37504-3d-printing-arts-secret-weapon.html

Why 3D Printing Is Art’s Secret Weapon

The future is 3D! Not many schools can afford field trips to museums, but thanks to 3D technology they can bring museums into a classroom:

3D Printed Artefacts in the Classroom with Museum in a Box | All3DP Bringing a new dimension to history and museum education, the Museum in a Box is a brilliant interactive learning experience. It uses 3D printed objects with NFC chips to trigger audio commentary, all managed by a Raspberry Pi.

Greater Gallatin United Way students learn basics of character rigging, an essential part of computer animation, VR simulators, and game design.

Women in 3D printing: https://all3dp.com/interview-with-nora-toure-breaking-up-the-3d-printing-boys-club-one-woman-at-a-time/ Needless to say, girls are not a minority group in the 3DCGD classes offered by Greater Gallatin United Way after-school enrichment program. And when in elementary school girls learn that in tech they can achieve the same (or even more) as boys, they would not need special encouragements later in their lives.

Interview With Nora Toure: Breaking up the Boys Club With "Women in 3D Printing" Group | All3DP Nora Toure, General Manager of Sculpteo and founder of Women in 3D Printing, talks about her own journey and the rise of women in tech.

We can have many long discussions of how to involve girls in technology... Or we can just show to girls how they can use it so it would fit to their needs and hobbies.

More from The Future is 3D! 3D printing helps to prepare for pediatric heart surgeries.

3D printed hearts aid American Family Children’s Hospital surgery 108shares80280A group of surgeons at American Family Children’s Hospital (AFCH), Wisconsin, are collaborating with engineers at the University of Wisconsin Madison to use 3D printing to prepare for pe