3D modelled entirely from scratch, then printed and painted
A repair job for a child's snow shovel, which had cracked. Given the dimensions of the old handle, I was able to design a complete replacement (which can now be reprinted again and again in case of future breaks!)
I use these standing human silhouettes to get a better sense of human scale when designing miniature spaces. I made two body types for 'real people' sized 5'9" and 5'4". They come in four different scales: 1:12, 1:24, 1:35 and 1:48.
Each one has the scale labelled on the chest and a base which prints in place along with the figure.
I've used various technologies to experience with "miniaturizing" real-world things into a scale model version. My best success so far was with this electric fireplace, which I converted to a 3D model file based on pictures of the actual thing.Â
1:12 scale outlets (set of x4)
1:12 folding room divider with working print-in-place hinge
Various bits of 1:12 scale furniture
an (unsuccessful) bid to stop my cat from laying on my real tablet