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I believe children have an awesome creativity, so I use 3D printing to make their imagination come true.
I love all the results, but one of my favorite characters is a colorful elephant drawn by a 8 year old girl from Lisbon.
More info: moyupi.com | Facebook
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Yioryos Ninjitsu 9 years ago
It's amazing how we all think that's very cute and stuff...but when you think about all the creativity behind it...all the little stories a kid has for each and every character he/she draws......it's simply baffling.....it's sad how we forget to think like that as adults :/
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Notchimine Mette 9 years ago
I get confused just looking at it. It's like a two-headed cat, but with houses for heads.... O/o
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Alexandra Lee 9 years ago
Wow! This is really cool. Hopefully it'll get some upvotes and trend a bit more. If you continue, be sure to post several of them to make a more interesting article! What you have so far is awesome. How did you make it? Keep it up!
Juan Ángel Meclina (Post author) 9 years ago
Thank you! This is my first post and english is not my first language, so I kind of expected this not to be succesful. But I've got a lot of them to show! You can see some here: https://www.facebook.com/moyupi/?fref=ts
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Bobbi Newell 9 years ago
I love the abstract quality of the younger kids' drawings, but how cool is it for any kid to hold a 3-D version of something they drew! This is a great idea, and I hope it encourages them all to keep creating!
Evisa Isabella Rose 9 years ago
Love this idea! And the kids holding their creations seem to be very happy! :)
Anna Salerno 9 years ago
What a clever idea. Wouldn't it be neat if a child could draw these and have his mom send the drawing off to be recreated for his room.
charles rivera 9 years ago
Hello Juan Angel. I want to do this with my students. What filament did you use to 3D print the objects and what kind of paint works with the finished product? Thanks for any advice.
Alexandra Lee 9 years ago
Wow! This is really cool. Hopefully it'll get some upvotes and trend a bit more. If you continue, be sure to post several of them to make a more interesting article! What you have so far is awesome. How did you make it? Keep it up!
Juan Ángel Meclina (Post author) 9 years ago
Thank you! This is my first post and english is not my first language, so I kind of expected this not to be succesful. But I've got a lot of them to show! You can see some here: https://www.facebook.com/moyupi/?fref=ts
Load More Replies... Bobbi Newell 9 years ago
I love the abstract quality of the younger kids' drawings, but how cool is it for any kid to hold a 3-D version of something they drew! This is a great idea, and I hope it encourages them all to keep creating!
Evisa Isabella Rose 9 years ago
Love this idea! And the kids holding their creations seem to be very happy! :)
Anna Salerno 9 years ago
What a clever idea. Wouldn't it be neat if a child could draw these and have his mom send the drawing off to be recreated for his room.
charles rivera 9 years ago
Hello Juan Angel. I want to do this with my students. What filament did you use to 3D print the objects and what kind of paint works with the finished product? Thanks for any advice.
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