Here's my Easter creation! Files are in the Explore page of www.stlbuddy.com

I am trying to print this toy for a friend's kiddo and would like to print it in color. I uploaded the image to STL Buddy and had it render a 3D model. I then put it into Blender to make the base flat for easier printing. When I put the .stl into Bambu Studio and try to paint it, I'm NOT able to (fill) paint right up to the edge with the paint, even though I'm using edge detection. I have tried various smart fill angle numbers but it doesn't make a difference. Does the community have any recommendations on how to make the edges crisper, using Blender? I am working my way through the Sculpting tutorials but thought I would check here first. I tried to use the subdivision surface modifier from the Blender in 14 Days module but my computer kept freezing when I tried to increase the levels. Any suggestions are appreciated! Thanks!!

So, I have been really exploring prompts and generating them. I have found myself running low on filament and looking for help on finding a new supplier. I have been using primarily Bambu, but they keep running out of the colors I need. Thanks

Just uploaded my 1st Flexi on my Patreon page today. Thank you Nikko for the cutter and knowledge to make this come to life!

Create a high-quality 3D render of a ghost-type reptilian creature in a stylized collectible toy / Fortnite-meets-anime art style. The creature must be shown in a strict left-side orthographic view with zero perspective distortion. It is resting flat on its belly, with its head fully resting on the ground, and the tip of the nose to the tip of the tail forming one perfectly straight horizontal line. The creature has a skull-like head with large, glowing cyan eyes and thick, solid horn nubs. Its body is dark navy to charcoal with carved, glowing spectral channels and rib-like cutouts embedded into the body (these are solid geometry, not transparent). Subtle ghostly flame shapes emerge from the head and back, but all flames are thick, solid, attached forms—no wisps, no particles, no floating elements. The back features low-profile rounded spikes, evenly spaced. The tail is straight, grounded, and fully connected, with no curl. Lighting is soft and even to emphasize volume and depth, making the creature read clearly as a 3D model, not a flat illustration. Background is clean white or neutral, with no shadows that imply perspective. The design must be STL-friendly, with no thin parts, no floating geometry, and a clean, continuous silhouette suitable for image-to-3D conversion.