Ceramics and Alternative Printing with Dip (Desktop Inkjet Printer) Transfer Technique.

The article offers information on "3D Printers and Ceramics" a Workshop and Seminar Held at Muggla Sitki Koccman University in Turkey. Topics include discussion on the development and working principles of 3D printers and examples of ceramic works created with them; discussion on how music, sound an...

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Publicado en:Ceramics: Art & Perception no. 110; pp. 120 - 126
Autores principales: Yuksel, Oya Asan, Yuksel, Ismet
Formato: Conference Paper/Materials
Publicado: Mansfield Ceramics Oct2018
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