Starting point
Define the form
Pose, proportions and expression are set before working on the details.
Two Imprim'ER workflows
From idea to object: two workflows explained
Every project moves forward step by step. A figurine takes shape, goes through a first print and gains its details. A technical object brings parts, wiring and use together in a single case.
The artistic workflow
Creating a figurine
The silhouette and expression are defined before the details. The first print reveals what really works.
Making it physical
Produce a first print
The first print reveals details that are too fine, fragile volumes and forms that do not read well physically.
Finishing
Complete the finish
Paint, assembly and the base give the figurine its finish and presence.
The technical workflow
Designing a technical object: the Dragon Radar
For the Dragon Radar, Imprim'ER prepares the parts, installs the electronics and assembles a case designed for everyday use.
Design
Prepare the components
The parts are gathered before assembly to compare their dimensions and fit.
Assembly
Assemble the prototype
The wiring and components are installed in the case. Buttons and access points must remain usable once it is closed.
Power-up
Power up the prototype
The case is closed and put into service. Controls and component access are adjusted for the intended use.
What they share
Assemble, refine, finish
Both workflows progress through concrete stages: a form becomes clearer, parts come together and the object finds its purpose.