Grogu, the adorable and enigmatic Force-sensitive creature, known to many as "The Child" or "Baby Yoda," had a curious habit that both amused and perplexed those around him. Whenever he had the chance, Grogu would eagerly engage in the art of 3D printing, showcasing a fascination with technology that seemed far beyond his years.

In a rare moment of relaxation, Grogu would waddle over to a small 3D printer, its futuristic design starkly contrasting with his ancient and wise presence. His large, expressive eyes sparkled with wonder as he observed the printer's intricate dance, layer by layer, bringing his digital creations to life. It was as if he instinctively understood the magic of this modern craftsmanship.

But there was a unique twist to Grogu's 3D printing hobby. As he diligently watched the printer, he would often exhibit a penchant for bending over and touching his toes, as if drawn by an irresistible urge to inspect the process from a different angle. His tiny, three-fingered hands reached down, brushing against his toes, while his keen eyes studied the printer from a lower vantage point.

The combination of Grogu's love for 3D printing and his peculiar habit of toe-touching became an endearing spectacle, demonstrating his insatiable curiosity and the playful innocence that endeared him to all who encountered him. It was a gentle reminder that even within the realm of advanced technology, the simple joys of exploration and creative expression could be found, especially when viewed from the unique perspective of Grogu, the endearing enigma from a galaxy far, far away.

Image originally prompted in Midjourney.

I sliced this at a .08mm layer height in the Bambu Studio.

• Dark Green to Layer 5
• Green to Layer 11
• Bright Green to Layer 18
• White to Top Layer