Remi had a simple idea. Create a simple frame, that makes pictures much more exciting. This is the story how he solved this problem. With Shapr3D.

We, at Shapr3D, love to see all the beautiful and sometimes unexpected things our users are designing with the app. That’s why we decided it’s time to do a little competition, and let the world see what our user have been up to.

Patrick Jouin is one of France’s most acclaimed designers, and he has been an early user of Shapr3D. In this interview, he shared with us his journey and how he uses Shapr3D.

Clifford is a small business owner from the US. He decided to replace pen&paper sketching to iPad Pro 3D modeling. He managed to create business value immediately, and it also changed his process once and for all.

Shapr3D 2.2 now supports colors. Among many features, you can color any objects and change the default color of your shapes.

Dennis Ayotte is a data center specialist, who just picked up a new hobby: 3D printing. He achieved more in weeks with Shapr3D than in years with other tools. Read his story on how he plans to become a 3D modeler and how Shapr3D helps him on this journey.

Put your ideas on paper and refine them in Shapr3D! Now you can import images and use them as a reference to sketch over. Read about all the new features and improvements.

Michael Byrne is a creative director based in London who uses Shapr3D and Procreate to create children’s book illustrations. Read more about the story here.

Claas Kuhnen is an industrial design professor at Wayne State University and he runs his own design consultancy studio. He is also one of the early adopters of Shapr3D. He shared with us where he sees the CAD industry heading and how he fits Shapr3D into his workflow.

With the latest version of Shapr3D (2.0.6) you can now use trim, lock symmetry and tangent constraints. We also added new extrusion commands: fuse, subtract and intersect.