Apparently, an artist has used a 3D printer to turn human ashes into objects. Fascinating. Only, what's a 3D printer? Mine is 3-dimensional. If I had a 2-dimensional one, it'd take up far less space in my already cluttered office. Or is it just that it makes things 3D? How? Magic? Must be.Anyhow. If I was to be turned into a 3D object for my loved ones to keep on the mantelpiece, instead of a boring old urn, what should it be? Tray with a mug of tea and a slice of toast, plus crumbs? Jar of marmalade, plus spoon? Are you sensing a theme here?
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I would like my cremains (the finer stuff anyway) to be crushed into pigment and then have someone do a painting with it. I can't decide if a portrait of me would be cool and "meta," or just egotistic.
Depends on the portrait.
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Likes looking that everybody's article, each is a story, is one mood ~~ wishes everybody happy.
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