Originally shared by Mark Wheadon Velocity Painting This is "Lisa" the printable skull from

Originally shared by Mark Wheadon

Velocity Painting

This is “Lisa” the printable skull from macouno on Thingiverse: Lisa the printable skull by macouno - Thingiverse onto which I’ve mapped a slightly tweaked Hilbert space-filling curve using Velocity Painting.

This one is mapped using a spherical mapping to get from 3D coordinates to the 2D image coordinates.

@Faberdashery_Ltd Orange Fizz PLA printed hot (230C) at 13mm/s slow and 40mm/s fast on a single extruder @Think3dPrint3d Kossel Mini with a 0.4mm nozzle – the effect is caused by altering the print speed and that’s done by post-processing the GCODE using a perl script I’ve developed.

The script is available on Github: Home · MarkWheadon/velocity-painting Wiki · GitHub although you’ll need a programming background to use it I’m afraid.

Inspired by @dizingof 's creations. #3Dprinting #VelocityPainting

good 3d job

So velocity painting works with solid objects too? Not just single wall vases?

@Geoffrey_Forest Yes, that’s right – the patterning goes though the print, infill ‘n’ all. The effect is far more pronounced with translucent filament, but is still there (as a bump texture) with opaques. Here’s Adalinda the dragon given the same treatment with the same Orange Fizz PLA:

https://plus.google.com/+MarkWheadon/posts/MLwbkrgMTeW