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What I have printed so far. Every print here was made with Polychrome.

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Three framed Polychrome prints hung in a column on a wall, The Great Wave in the middle

Up close

Unretouched.

  • Close-up of my Polychrome print of a scarlet macaw
  • An unretouched close-up of my agate bookmark, showing fine bands of colour
  • An unretouched close-up of the surface of my Girl with a Pearl Earring print
  • An unretouched close-up of the wing on my scarlet macaw print, showing individual printed spots
  • An unretouched close-up of my coaster of a Tom Thomson birch painting
  • A framed Great Wave print on a wall, lit from the side

Not only frames

The same picture-to-plate step works on anything flat: a coaster, a bookmark, a Magic Eye plate that hides a picture until you let your eyes relax.

  • A round coaster printed with the Iwo Jima flag raising in blue, white and dark tones, on a wooden table
  • A flat plate printed with a dense blue and white repeating pattern, a Magic Eye picture with a shape hidden in it
  • Four of my Polychrome autumn bookmarks on a wooden table
  • My Polychrome bookmark of a sumac leaf in an open book
  • A Starry Night bookmark with raised brush strokes, lying across an open physics textbook
  • Four of my Polychrome coasters of Tom Thomson autumn paintings on a bamboo table
  • My Polychrome coaster of a Tom Thomson autumn lake on a wooden table
  • My Polychrome bookmark of a trillium, lying in an open book

Around the house

  • Three framed Polychrome prints hung in a column on a wall, The Great Wave in the middle
  • My Napoleon print fresh off the printer, still on the build plate, with its filament purge strip beside it
  • My Polychrome print of a cottage boathouse on a lake, framed on my wall
  • My Polychrome prints laid out together: The Great Wave, Girl with a Pearl Earring, Napoleon Crossing the Alps, a tall ship and more
  • Photo of my Polychrome print of Napoleon Crossing the Alps, lying flat on a bamboo table
  • My Polychrome print of a corgi puppy standing on its back legs, held in my hand
  • A framed Napoleon print beside a yellow model biplane

Questions about the gallery

Can I print these myself?

The ones with a file are on my MakerWorld page: makerworld.com/en/@Polychrome3D.

What is coming next?

Light switch covers, and more coasters and bookmarks. I'm printing them as fast as I can.

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Picture credits

  • Corgi puppy photograph by Huoadg5888, CC0. Source.