3D Print Pens
Artifacts
1. 2 or more printed items--at least one is 3D and not a flat printed item
2. Pictures of Printed Items
(You may alter these artifact expectations with teacher approval.)
3D Print Pens
Don't forget to log your progress every day.
Artifacts:
Pictures and videos of your creation(s)--uploaded to the Classroom in the ARTIFACTS assignment. 1 picture for flat items and 3 pictures for 3D pictures
You should work on the project for the full 8 days. The number of creations will depend on the intricacy of the art.
Plan (on log sheet) Expectations:
Quick sketches of 2 or more of the designs that you wish to create at this point. You should include labels to indicate color and size.
Project Information
I have two videos for you to watch before you start. One of the videos shows how to use the pen with everything from loading the filament, temperature needs, and starting to draw.
Our print pen uses the same filament as the 3D printer, so you may use the filament from any of the rolls to create your print pen art.
If you finish a project and don’t like the way it turned out, you may recreate that project to improve it.
You may only create one tracing project in which you print out an image and trace it with the print pen to start.
Then you must spend at least one day doing a 3D project.
After completing the 3D project, then you may create one dimensional pieces of art. I always prefer student created artwork instead of tracing projects.
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