Combining shapes

Geometric variations of 3d pen projects are easier than you think. They only look complicated. Design your projects from the inside out, working the inner space of your shape, its surface, and extend it outward creating layers of design. Great information for artists, STEM teachers, art teachers, homeschooling parents, crafters, and all 3D pen enthusiasts.
MUSIC: Prelude by Yakov Golman
CONTENTS:
0:00 Introduction
0:58 Making a ball
1:12 Balls with fill
2:45 Balls with extensions
3:45 Shape variations
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TOOLS AND MATERIALS:
3d pen patterns:
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3d pen:
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PLA Filament:
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HATCHBOX PLA: amzn.to/3JBRWQ5
Working surface:
Plexiglass 12” x 12” Square Panel 1/8” Thick (3mm): amzn.to/3H3rvBo
KRYLON Matte Finish Spray: amzn.to/35c6WWd
Other useful tools:
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Fiskars sharpener: amzn.to/3F2xG9i
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[@janunumberthree]

How fascinating! Reminds me of a game I used to have when I was a child - it was called spirograph and made beautiful designs. Thank you!

[@3DPENDEN]

Exactly. It's like the spirograph designs except in 3d. :)