The New 3D Jewelry Wears The Church On The Body.

Mcdermott's shoulder protector made of "church"

The curtain bracelet that the model wears is priced at 900 dollars.

According to Hongkong's Wen Wei Po 23 reported that the traditional bracelet and necklace design is generally small and compact, but a designer in the United States subverted tradition and boldly incorporated the classical architectural elements of the Catholic Church into the jewelry design concept, and used 3D printing to make masterpieces.

However, the ornaments made of gypsum or glass fiber hot-melt adhesive are not cheap at all, and the price ranges from 700 to 5000 dollars (4353 to 31 thousand yuan).

Mcdermott, the designer, admitted that after only designing traditional ornaments and learning computer aided design technology, he began to use 3D software to design drawings on computers. At first, he would copy the building and make a hole in the middle so that the ornaments could be put on his hands. Then he gradually integrated into other elements, such as windows, stairs, brick walls, curtain and even arches.

Mcdermott's personal website says that his works imitate the elements of classical architecture, and customers can use their body space well when they wear them behind them, so that the people wearing them are full of personality.