Asymmetrical Chromatic Chess

I designed these chess pieces using geometric shapes in TinkerCAD as my first 3D printing profile

Asymmetrical Chromatic Chess:

Unlike bichromatic chess, e.g. white versus black, asymmetrical chess uses shapes, e.g. minimalist versus maximalist, instead of colors to identify the pieces. My proposed composition is based on the properties of the corresponding colors for each piece, as shown in the profiles; however, different possible combinations can be explored, or the pieces can be customized to taste

This idea was born especially as a solution to my own need to adapt the game, whether with colors or shapes that allow me to make it easier and, therefore, improve my performance

Meanwhile, my proposal for shapes, i.e. minimalist and maximalist, seeks to maintain the simplicity of the concept and prioritizes practicality; but I would like to explore the quality of ergonomics later on

For now, I added a hollow variation to the minimalist version

Chess is an abstract-conceptual game, but we can make it more organic if we adapt it to human senses

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