The Sculpture in Future Mediums project at Westside Elementary was designed to allow students 1:1 access to cutting-edge technology in the field of art with 3D printing pens. The pens enable students to explore the principles of design, composition, and artistic space through the additive sculpture process. Students were able to demonstrate an increased understanding of spatial awareness and artistic form as they designed and constructed model cars, airplanes, and glasses. Not only were students able to reconstruct a scaled down model of the Eiffel tower, but they utilized their pens to create a rendering of a California Mission of their choice as a part of their research project. Through this project, students were able to develop their creativity and strengthen their understanding of design principles. As the school year progressed, it became evident that students were understanding three-dimensional forms in a whole new light.