arts – Women in 3D Printing

Yuko Oda – “I am particularly drawn to bringing together the digital and non-digital in one piece, and creating a dialog between the two”

Qurratulain (Annie) Mehdi – “I wanted to re-live good times with some tangible souvenirs from the past”

Melissa Ng – “I gave myself a time limit of three months to learn how to 3D model and 3D print something and whether or not it was worth pursuing”

Kim Thoman – “Many artists running art departments stick with their own medium and don’t branch out. For the students to learn new technologies, outside support is needed”

How to use 3D Printing for Entertainment Design? – By Anne E. McMills

Amy Karle – “There are opportunities for women, minorities, and all types of minds to be leaders in 3D Printing. It’s not about sex or skintone, it’s about being dynamic, innovative, flexible and smart”

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