Here is my Easter contribution. 😊

Hi all! My name is Susan and I live in Kansas. I am very new to 3D printing and am learning quite a bit with the help of this course and AI. I did take the prompt for the flexi animals and tweaked it some to what I like to see. Below are the results from the following prompt: "Make me a high-quality 3D render of a [ANY ANIMAL, CHARACTER, ETC]. I want it to have a cartoon art style. I want it to have nice, big, expressive eyes, a nice smile. I want this to have a strict 3/4 orthographic view. I want the animal to be sitting down. I want the body to be rounder and the head more stylized. I want this to be ready for STLBuddy." Let me know what you think. I am out of credits on STL Buddy, but as soon as I get some I am going to run some of the images through. Y'all enjoy your day!!!

The Groundhog who saw its shadow today 😂!

Hey just wondering if any of you have any tips on making Bobble Heads?

Create a high-quality 3D render of a cute, chunky [CREATURE / CHARACTER / OBJECT] redesigned as a solid ice-cream pint mug holder figure. The entire model must be one single, fully solid piece with no hollow cavities, no openings, and no internal cutouts of any kind. The head and body should be similar in size, with a large rounded head that is completely solid on top. The character is sitting on its butt with legs tucked close to the body, forming a stable, flat base suitable for 3D printing. The arms are bent inward and held close to the torso, with both arms smoothly merging into a single thick, rounded mug handle on one side of the head. Use cute, vinyl-toy proportions with big round eyes, a warm friendly smile, and soft simplified features. All surfaces must be smooth and rounded, with no thin parts, no sharp edges, no dangling elements, and no floating details. The silhouette should be clean and print-friendly, designed to later allow a cylindrical cavity to be manually cut from the top of the head. Render the model as a centered product shot with a neutral blank background, even soft lighting, and clear visibility of the full form. The final result should look like a decorative solid figurine mug designed specifically for STL conversion and 3D printing.