ALBEBRIJE 3D PRINT

We printed out some of the ALBU-BRIJES on a 3D Resin Printer at Quelab:

VIRGIL VELASCO

We converted Virgil Velasco's print into a 3D file with  Meshy:

"Pescadogallo Alebrije"

ALBU-BRIJE PROGRESS

Print to 3D

KREA

Meshy

We first used KREA Realtime to color

and give the illusion of a 3D print

(in a 2D image)

The 3D file in the slicer program

Virgil's 3D sculpture with support material

We 3D printed two of Virgil's Pescadogallo ALBU-BRIJES, however both have slight errors.  In the first one on the left, the head crest was cut off a bit.  In the second print on the right the tail crest was cut off a bit.  They still look good:

Two prints with slight errors

BARBARA ENDICOTT

Owl-Lion-Snake by Barbara Endicott

ALBU-BRIJE PROGRESS

Print to 3D

We converted Barbara Endicott's print into a 3D file with Meshy:

KREA

Meshy

We first used KREA Realtime to color

and give the illusion of a 3D print

(in a 2D image)

NEXT

Perhaps the next step is to make the ALBU-BRIJES large, perhaps by milling them out in Styrofoam at MetalPhysic. That is the first step to making a bronze sculpture:

Metalphysic Sculpture Collaboration

KarlRobot

Imagine a big ALBU-BRIJES sculpture in downtown Albuquerque by Robinson Park, where the Oaxaca Alebrijes were in June/July 2026.

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