Harness Bear - Bear Pride

The figure is also informed by Bear Pride culture, a movement within the LGBTQ+ community that celebrates bodies, hair, masculinity, softness, and diversity outside of conventional beauty standards. The bear, in this context, is not just a character but a symbol of presence, confidence, and resistance to normative aesthetics.

The model was developed with attention to form readability and sculptural impact, rather than technical perfection. Its aesthetic embraces complexity, both in geometry and in how it interacts with the limitations of FDM printing.

For this print, a lightning infill was chosen. This allows the piece to remain lightweight and efficient in material usage, but it also makes the printing process more demanding. It requires careful tuning and attention, especially in maintaining surface consistency and structural stability.

The initial version used a fuzzy skin setting that I did not find satisfactory. Because of this, the version provided in the uploaded project has been adjusted to better reflect the intended surface result.

This object was created for myself. It is complete as it is, and I do not intend to make any modifications or corrections. I am not responsible for any printing errors that may occur.

The design has been divided and shared for those who wish to print, adapt, or modify it according to their own preferences. However, I will not provide updates, fixes, or revisions of any kind.