Furthermore, genuinely good design embraces a long timeframe and timelessness and goes against throwaway culture. It avoids becoming antiquated by rejecting fashionable designs in the first place.
Meanwhile, good designers don’t leave anything to chance and are careful and accurate in their work. They also conserve resources, reduce physical and visual pollution, and aim to protect the environment.
Lastly—and somewhat counterintuitively—good design avoids over-the-top design work. Instead, you embrace the most essential aspects, avoid non-essentials, and focus on the “less is more” mantra.
“Back to purity, back to simplicity,” as Vitsœ puts it.
The ‘3D Printer’ community is one of the many awesome niches on the internet that unites hobbyists and fans who love the flexibility of 3D printing technology.
The group has been inspiring creatives to share their best designs since 2012, and it doesn’t look like it’ll be stopping any time soon. At the time of writing, the community boasts a solid 49k weekly visitors.
Which of these projects and designs impressed you the most? Which ideas are you itching to put to the test, whether using a 3D printer or another creative medium?
What things would you love to create if you had a 3D printer at home right now? Meanwhile, if you already own a 3D printer, what are the most interesting, functional, or niche projects or parts you’ve ever forged?
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#28 I Designed This Cute Little Triceratops Design That Looks Like It's Just Been Knitted/Crocheted!

#31 As Per Popular Request, Following Up From Albert Einstein. I Designed This Cute Nikola Tesla Ams Model!

#33 I Made These Mathamatical Objects 15 Years Ago In College And Finally I've Been Able To Print Them

#34 3D Printed A Bonsai Pot That My Local Bonsai Guy Actually Approved

#36 I Designed And 3D Printed This Model In Preparation For Father's Day!


















