Rapid Prototype Art Objects Donated by ProtoCAM for Kjell Meling Award
ProtoCAM recently made and donated two award art pieces made using the stereolithography rapid prototyping technology for the recipients of the 2009-10 Penn State Altoona Kjell Meling Award for Distinction in the Arts and Humanities.
The award was designed by artist / Penn State Altoona Associate Professor of Visual Arts Rebecca Strzelec. Strzelec designed the award and ProtoCAM worked with Strzelec to recommend the use of the stereolithography resin material Accura 60, which is used to produce parts with a clear, polycarbonate-like appearance.
As can also be seen in the top view photo, the nested circular cluster shown in the bottom left corner of this photo is the focal point of the award piece. This cluster demonstrates the intricate and beautiful design patterns that can be done using stereolithography for art objects.In the press release for the award, Penn State-Altoona said:
"The college also extends its gratitude to Rebecca Strzelec, associate professor of visual arts, for designing the award that is being presented to Harvey Pekar tonight and to Ray Biery and Ron Belknap of ProtoCam for providing this coveted
award."
ProtoCAM is no stranger to working with artists to apply rapid prototyping technologies in creating visually stunning 3D art objects. See more examples on ProtoCAM’s Prototype Art page.
If you would like to know more about using ProtoCAM’s rapid prototyping technologies and expertise to create your rapid prototype art objects, please contact ProtoCAM.
award."
If you would like to know more about using ProtoCAM’s rapid prototyping technologies and expertise to create your rapid prototype art objects, please contact ProtoCAM.
Labels: rapid prototye art, rapid prototyping, rp technology, stereolithography
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