The organic form of Thai plants: ceramic creation based on 3D printing technology
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This article investigates the organic forms of Thai plants based on 3D ceramic printing technology. Using Thai plants as samples, the article explores the artistic characteristics of organic forms using the tools of 3D ceramic printing technology combined with manual creation and studies the application characteristics of the technology. The article summarises the artistic characteristics based on organic forms with vessel modelling characteristics and parametric features through practice combined with theory. The article summarises the advantages and technical limitations regarding the industrial reproduction of 3D ceramic printing technology and proposes corresponding solutions.
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