3D Shadow Art Sculpture Based On Real Items

Abstract

Existing 3D shadow sculptures could be made by 3D printing to generate shadows in 3 or more directions, but a 3D printed sculpture looks too technical and has less artistic feel. This paper develops a unique method and a new tool to create 3D shadow art sculptures based on real items by combining the method of handmade and the mechanism that is used in 3D printers to get a 3D shadow art sculpture from real items, which then turns computed results into a unique kind of handmade art works that could bring multi-meanings and special feel of aesthetics.

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