Drawing in the air
February 20, 2013 in General, News
3Doodler from WobbleWorks @ procartoonists.org
Technology moves on all the time and there is no reason drawing shouldn’t be part of change. For evidence, the crowd sourced fundraising platform Kickstarter is currently hosting a novel adaptation of the 3D printing technology from a startup called WobbbleWorks. You can watch a short video about what their 3D pen can do below.
It looks fun.
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BRIGHTY said on February 20, 2013
Oh, dear! Not exactly the high tech it likes to proclaim itself as. With a tip that can reach 270 degrees Celsius, it’s a cross between a cake icer and a soldering iron, and for that reason, I’m out.
Matthew Buck said on February 21, 2013
It’s sculptural cartooning. What is not to like*.
BRIGHTY said on February 21, 2013
No pressure sensitivity, no undo facility, and every chance of burning a hole clean through one’s flexor digitorum profundus. And yes, I do know what rhetorical means…
Matthew Buck said on February 21, 2013
It’s a prototype Steve, like an idea drawing. Where you can explore the possibiities of something that might be new.
BRIGHTY said on February 21, 2013
If they have to tell you it’s not a toy, then it’s a toy, and a bloody dangerous one at that. It’s a gun that melts and squeezes quick-setting plastic so you can make pseudo matchstick models, Matt. 3D? So’s Meccano.
Bill Stott said on February 25, 2013
Wouldn’t mind one though. Can you use the plastic again ?
Matthew Buck said on February 25, 2013
Optimist!