Fluid Forms is a 3D printing and laser-cutting company that produces a wide range of objects based on maps, satellite images, and other photos. They started off with topographical maps of physical places printed in sterling silver with pinbacks, and now they’ve expanded their repertoire. The new offerings include necklaces with steel charms based on your photos, or maps (inexplicably, these are marketed as “necklaces for men,” though I can’t imagine why they’re not unisex — the same charms are also available as earrings) and acrylic/wood clocks with finely cut lines reproducing streetmaps. I love the idea of using “emotionally significant” places as motifs for jewelry and other decorative items. On the 3D printing side, it’s a clever way of giving everyone a ready-made, personally important 3D mesh to use as the basis for an object. 3D printed silver brooches featuring your favorite landscapes … Laser cut Poe in stainless steel…