Dare to create CrealityCloud

Dare to create

CrealityCloud WrathofGod1974 3d Free 3D Printable CC BY-NC-SA
3MF STL

Got this idea from the Dare to Create Project from Creality Cloud. I created cuva and The Maker with Creality Make Now A.I. Generators using pictures I created . Then I used Creality Print to slice the figurines in half. Sign backboard was created by creality print and sizing a cube to the size I needed. Then I added Text to the backboard. Forgot to mention I needed a few open print bed to move parts around, Then I take the the half of the figurines and lay then In the sign back. I then highlighted all objects, and attched them to one piece. Took some time, But it came out great.Design Concept This 3D printed display features a creative concept encouraging innovation and creation. It incorporates two artistic characters with a bold 'Dare To Create' message, making it an inspirational piece for artists and designers.Printing Suggestions Choose vibrant filament colors for the characters to enhance the contrast against the black background. Consider using a layer height of 0.2mm for finer details and smoother surfaces.Created by MakeNow's CubeMe(https://makenow.crealitycloud.com)MakeNow - Creality 3D

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Platform CrealityCloud
Creator WrathofGod1974 3d
Price Free
Formats 3MF, STL
License CC BY-NC-SA
3D Printable Yes
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