I need a 3d (real life) sculpture with my name; 420

[420]

probably want white in color and maybe a sort of marble look; light visual texture, smooth or very light physical texture

don't know if any companies or places make random stuff like this

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[b!z]

Do you want it 3D printed?

[420]

Do you want it 3D printed?

i kind of don't want plastic, but don't know the product/options they provide

[Noitev]

Do you want it 3D printed?

i kind of don't want plastic, but don't know the product/options they provide

I can 3d print wood. It's a bit fidgety though.

[The 4ner]

Do you want it 3D printed?

i kind of don't want plastic, but don't know the product/options they provide

I can 3d print wood. It's a bit fidgety though.

That's cool!

[Rycco]

Do you want it 3D printed?

i kind of don't want plastic, but don't know the product/options they provide

I can 3d print wood. It's a bit fidgety though.

What machine do you use?

[lucaspm98]

I have a Printrbot LC v2 3d printer and white plastic, I could possibly print and ship this to you. Let me know if you're interested.

[Noitev]

Do you want it 3D printed?

i kind of don't want plastic, but don't know the product/options they provide

I can 3d print wood. It's a bit fidgety though.

What machine do you use?

replicator. it can print laywood filament

[420]

please show me examples of what you guys have printed

and can you accept a 3d text photoshop file?

[hamneggs]

If you live in the States, you could go to your local university. I'm sure there are plenty of college art students who would be happy to do either a cast (slip cast in porcelain) or sculpture (metal or ceramic/stone plaster) to your specifications for a small fee (to cover the cost of materials and a few beers/bag). Art students to hit up would be metal/ceramic/pottery or jewelry disciplines.

When I was an art student, I did plenty of small ceramic/porcelain commissions.

[Mitchell]

If you live in the States, you could go to your local university. I'm sure there are plenty of college art students who would be happy to do either a cast (slip cast in porcelain) or sculpture (metal or ceramic/stone plaster) to your specifications for a small fee (to cover the cost of materials and a few beers/bag). Art students to hit up would be metal/ceramic/pottery or jewelry disciplines.

When I was an art student, I did plenty of small ceramic/porcelain commissions.

That actually is a pretty smart (and most likely, cheap) idea.