Blender & Stratasys J850 3D Printer

I have extensive experience with various modern and traditional software, enabling me to connect the physical and digital worlds. In this project, I showcase my ability to integrate tools like Blender, Fusion 360, Photoshop, CAD software, and advanced 3D printers. I specifically used the Stratasys J850 3D printer for innovative textile art, as it can print directly on fabrics.

before texture and colour
before texture and colour
before texture and colour
before texture and colour
texture and colour added
texture and colour added
metallic texture added
metallic texture added
Auto Fusion 360 files
3D Printing Results
Experimenting with Stratasys J850 3D Printer & Software
Below shows an Auto Fusion file that has been imported into GrabCAD to facilitate the selection of colours for the printer. Trying to colour each body took a long time, hence I experimented with an OBJ file imported from Blender. However, the act of flattening the bodies for the bed was proving to be challenging.
Below shows how I used the Auto Netfabb software to wrap a still-rendered image from Blender around my 3D model. Moreover, I employed Photoshop's generative fill to create designs with my render, which helped me produce an interesting surface to paint with more depth and complexity than plain colours.
Stratasys J850 3D Printer Results
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