Engineering meets art as designers, artists and craftsmen push the boundaries of 3D printing

Pamela O’Neill reviews an unusual and visually striking art book.
Engineering meets art as designers, artists and craftsmen push the boundaries of 3D printing

If the whole concept of 3D-printing sparks your interest, then you might just possibly devour this book.

Lucy Johnston brings together an eclectic mix of eighty designers, artists and craftsmen, who merge digital technologies and traditional techniques to create inspiring works of art, in Digital Handmade.

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