When a painting is selected for 3D printing, it must go through a safe and effective scanning process to capture every minute detail - from the painterly brush strokes to the luminous colors. The Newest Addition to The Erin Hanson Team: Our CRUSE Synchron Table Scanner While previous articles have discussed the replicas themselves, we wanted to take this opportunity to share the technical details of Erin’s state-of-the-art reproductions. Each replica faithfully duplicates every brush stroke's color and feel, using cutting-edge, three-dimensional scanning technology and multi-layered printing to capture every aspect of the original painting. This incredible fine art print is Erin’s high-tech answer to the growing demand for textured prints. We are very proud our Scanner is a part of the workflow used to make such realistic reproductions of her amazing paintings.' - Martin Paffrath, Cruse Scanners, Germany. When we first had contact with Erin Hanson in March of this year, none of us would have thought that she would become a pioneer in printing 3D art reproduction in this short time. 'While the whole world is talking about the possibilities that the latest 3D technology offers, there is one artist in San Diego who is already doing it. You’ll just have to scale it larger once you start working on the actual installation.Erin Hanson has entered the world of 3D art reproduction with her newest product: Limited Edition 3D Textured Replicas. Even if you're planning on making a large sidewalk drawing, starting with these graphs can help you plan out your design.You may want to label the rows and columns with numbers and letters to help you keep track of each square.The number of lines you’ll use will depend on the size of your drawing, but for a simple sketch, a 5x5 grid is a good place to start.

Don’t make the squares too small, or it will be hard to see the details of your drawing.The more dramatically you angle the lines, the larger the object will seem. The bottom of the graph (typically the part closest to the photo point) should be the widest, then it should become more narrow the further up the page it goes. Once you know where you want your photo point to be, use a ruler to draw a graph with angled lines so it looks like the graph is trailing into the distance. Draw a line graph with vanishing perspective lines.

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