Designers Liz And Kyle Von Hasseln Of The Sugar Lab (previously Featured Here ) Teamed Up With Artist

Designers Liz and Kyle von Hasseln of The Sugar Lab (previously featured here ) teamed up with artist Josh Harker (previously featured here) to create this stunning one-of-a-kind 3D-printed El Dia de los Muertos filigree sugar skull. Based on Harker’s Cráneo de La Calaca and created for Halloween 2013, this edible beauty is one of the loveliest sugar skulls we’ve ever seen.

[via Lost At E Minor and Cubify]

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joshharker

11 years ago

One of Joshua Harker’s 3-D printed sculptures on view at the #3-D #Design show in #NYC. Joshua is set to exhibit a new work in the #Elusivekey show coming up at @gristletattoo in March.

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joshharker

7 years ago

"Crania Geodesica" at Burning Man #burningman #shogyomujo #blackrockcity (at Burning Man Arts & Entertainment Festival)

Monochromatic Radiance 3D Viewer

monochromatic radiance from Joshua Harker on Sketchfab.

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joshharker

11 years ago

Check out this really cool shot by @shapeways of one of Joshua Harker’s (@joshuaharkerartist) polyamide sculptures coming out of the printer. Joshua initially sculpts his work digitally using special computer software, then it’s printed, brushed off and (when necessary) assembled.

This skull printed in one part, but the work on view at Gristle is a bit more complex with moving parts. Some of Joshua’s sculptures require complex engineering. All are very impressive- he is a pioneer in his field.

Get in touch with @gristletattoo at info@gristletattoo.com to inquire about the available work of his we have on view. You can see it if you scroll through my profile here, at Gristleartgallery.com or in person at the gallery:

The Elusive Key #elusivekey Gristle Tattoo 178 N. 8th St. Williamsburg, Brooklyn, NY 1 block north of the Bedford stop on the L train. Inquiries: info@gristleartgallery.com

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joshharker

8 years ago

In spite of everything I shall rise again: I will take up my pencil, which I have forsaken in my great discouragement, and I will go on with my drawing.

vincent V A N G O G H (via artaslanguage)

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