Tried out Chroma Canvas for the relief work on my P1S. I’m really impressed with how it handled the grayscale transitions between the black and white filaments. Decided to keep the frame separate so I could experiment with different textures, but it snaps together nicely with a bit of tape. If anyone else is diving into filament painting, I'd love to see your results with this one!

Made this Bulbasaur sponge holder because my kids are big fans of Pokemon . Practical and fun . They love to play with it while in the bath . It holds a standard kitchen sponge or soap neatly .

ust a sword I designed for my boy after he decided to be a zombie skeleton with a skull mask and a sword. Don’t ask me why — I’m pretty sure that’s Minecraft logic at work.

A grumpy mummy who has just woken up after 3,000 years of sleep in a cold stone sarcophagus. No wonder he’s in a mood. At least he crawled out just in time for Halloween. This model is a fun, simple print that works perfectly as a spooky decoration or a small Halloween display piece.

My kids recently moved into separate rooms. I wanted to put a few shelves here and there for toys. This is the set of brackets I developed for my boy’s room.

My first entry for the Halloween contest . See No Good , Hear No Good , Speak No Good . Halloween is near ! More to follow ......

My second entry in the Cathedral Contest is the Alexander Nevsky Cathedral, an iconic landmark of my hometown, Sofia.

My first entry in the catherdal competiton . Another one to follow soon .

Invictus Star Cruiser This is my model competing in the battle ship contest . it comes with a stand as well

Just a classical ancient greek statue of a woman . My first go in a contest .

Sim racing is what pulled me into 3D printing — I wanted to create custom gear for my sim rig . What started as a small project has now turned into a new passion of mine (though I still love sim racing just as much!). This is one of my gear knob designs — inspired by sparco knob , that i got for my first car , back in the day . Excited to share it with the community and see what you all think

My retro Art Deco door sign. Inspired by 1920s hotel style. I went with black & gold for the classic look, but you can remix colours. If it makes you smile, give it a boost so more makers can see it!