Christopher Pearson | Artist & Designer

Japanese painter Riusuke Fukahori paints what appear to be three-dimensional fish floating in water.

I love the effective and simple process he uses. By pouring a small amount of resin down and then painting ontop of this and repeating the process, he is able to create 3D forms using a 2D painting technique. 

I love how this technique uses the concept of modern 3D printing but holds onto the tactile quality of painting. See how he does it the link below

http://youtu.be/21bFpgEfDFM

(Source: core77.com)

• 4 months ago

• surface
• rapid prototyping

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   Interesting idea.

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