Street art takes on new dimensions! Discover the first 3D-printed graffiti.

Every day,3D printing continues to surprise us. Today, this technology has entered uncharted territory: tags. In collaboration with well-known graffiti artists, 3D designer designer Normally Ben has embarked on a project to sublimate graffiti. He modeled and 3D printed works by talented graffiti artists to showcase their incredible writing styles. All 3D files for this collection of 3D-printed graffiti can be ed exclusively from the Cults website.

MR.SORN is an experienced graffiti artist who recently became a tattoo artist. This graffiti sculpture was developed from an animation by Normally Ben. The piece was painted in 2007 and is a classic example of funky lettering. Link to 3D files for .

SONE is an English graffiti artist belonging to the Paint Wasters collective (PWS). This piece is a reproduction of a work painted at Al Fresh Co Store. Normally Ben tinkered with the file to make it less complicated to print. He also added a few cracks. Link to 3D files for .

Normally Ben developed this piece from a work by KUSHTY. This graffiti has a distinctive old-school style thanks to its two-dimensional letterforms. As a result, the object remains fairly flat, but the twists and curves of the letters overlap with each other. As the original tag rests on the ground, the printed object is stable too. Link to 3D files for .

SEMOR is a German graffiti artist from Cologne. This artist has an incredible range of techniques and a unique style that's been tried and tested all over the world. This piece is several years old now, but Normally Ben decided to digitize it as a tribute. We can see that the artist has evolved his style since then. Link to 3D files for .

Source : Cults.