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          As of last week, the blog's feed will only show an excerpt of a blog post instead of showing the full post on the reader. Instead, I created a summary below each feed which tells you where to see the full post. I hope you can comment a feedback about this change because I am not sure If this is better than showing the full post.
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3Doodler: The First 3D Printing Pen

Photo from: www.the3doodler.com/portfolio

          If you are a doodler and you want to use something new aside from your paper and pencil, then 3Doodler might be the thing you are looking for. Why? It is because 3Doodler allows you to draw three-dimensional figures. 3Doodler is created by Peter Dilworth and Max Bogue, co-founders of Wobbleworks LLC. It is founded in 2011.

          Using 3Doodler is like using a pencil, but this time you can draw above the paper, something your lead pencil can't do. Thus, it became the world's first 3D printing pen. The possibilities are endless. You can create ostriches, butterflies and even a replica of the Eiffel tower. The only limit is your imagination(and the ink, of course).

          You can learn more about this great stuff in the video below. Click "here" to watch video on Youtube. You can also check their website on the link below the video. Don't forget to rate this post above.

     

References: http://www.the3doodler.com/

Anamorphic Drawing of a Stick Man

         

          Once again, I attempted to create another anamorphic drawing. This one is a stick man which is supposed to look like it is standing above the paper. I actually posted something similar to this before. It is named "Pencil Trick". You can check it by clicking the link.

          I actually had a lot of tries doing a 3D looking sketch before I achieved this one. The trick is that you draw the stick man by stretching the upper parts more as compared to the lower parts. This way, you can create an illusion of the standing stick man if viewed on the right angle. 

I have placed the top view of the drawing below in order to show how it really looks like.

          I also took a photo of the anamorphic stick man with thick marker outlines. (taken from the angle that creates an illusion)

 

I will try to post a better anamorphic drawing if I have time. In the meantime, you can leave your comments and feedback about the stick man below.