Harold and the Purple Crayon Bridge

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At least, that’s what this link reminds me of. For those who’ve never read it, Crockett Johnson’s picture book Harold and the Purple Crayon was about a little boy with a magic crayon he’d use to draw whatever he wanted. Then he could climb the objects as if they were three-dimensional. There are several sequels.

Now, with a special 3-D printer, a company is constructing a bridge in Amsterdam.

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Fantastic, and I agree with your reference.

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People often talk about how science fiction predicts the future. Harold and the Purple Crayon is fantasy, and yet with 3-D printers it has come to life.

I’ve also read they’re 3-D printing inexpensive prosthetic hands and legs, etc., for those in need.

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I fucking live in my own future now. This totally fucking rocks!