ABOUT NFULLERART

Summary:

• NFULLERART: is a brand, by Nicola Fuller (Me), a wildlife conservation artist.

• I sell wildlife artwork, prints and other products, as well as 3D printed products and designs.

• I’m aiming to do something unique—and use it to educate and raise awareness around conservation issues while incorportating creativity.

• When you buy from me, you support global conservation efforts—not just big-name charities, but the smaller, overlooked projects too. It won’t be much at first, but the goal is to become a major contributor across areas like rewilding, anti-trafficking, and deforestation.

• I never expected to get into 3D printing. It’s plastic, I know—it’s controversial in this space. But it’s here to stay. So why not build something better from the start? Something sustainable. We can try, anyway.

  • Every 3D printed item you buy from nfullerart supports SAS: Surfers Against Sewage, who are directly involved in ocean plastic clean up.

  • All my products are made with PLA, a bioplastic ,and eventually, I want to have the option that people can send their PLA products to us for recycling, as right now, yes, PLA is better in production terms, but not so good for recycling and reusability.

  • I funnel the profits first into recycling my own production, so all out waste, failed prints and cut-offs are sent to proper recycling/ reuse facilities that deal with PLA plastics.

  • I am developing informational products and extras to educate people about the use of PLA and the environmental effects of print farms/ other industrial productions.

  • Eventually, I aim to use better materials as they become available, and there will be blogs to come as I discover new filament products and materials in the industry.

  • As I say, 3D printing is going nowhere. I believe in 30 years every household will typically own a plug and print 3d printer in much the same way most households own a 2D photo printer. I don’t believe it is smart, therefore to ignore the issue and refuse to use something that has such potential. I think we need to be at the forefront of making that more sustainable.