Hackaday describes the effects of Preuss’ 3D printed 2D paintings as something “between very intricate inlay work and a paint by numbers kit” - and I couldn’t have said it better myself. This work involves the production of mosaic tile looking 2D paintings using a 3D printer, and Hakaday’s blog has included some of the design and technical details - that were recently exhibited at the Midwest RepRap Festival in Goshen, Indiana - for everyone’s enjoyment. His most recent work, which is equally as intricate in design as his clock-making work, is testimony to his artistry and printing skills. This grew more complicated when he purchased his first 3D printer a couple of years ago, and he’s been going strong mastering the fine art of 3D printing. This designer, Jason Preuss, is a Michigan-based maker who has 15 years of clock-making experience.
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