Highland Cow Book Nook Retro Bubblegum

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This playful book nook features a Highland cow peeking out from an open book, wearing chunky retro glasses and blowing a bubble gum bubble.

Designed as a decorative bookshelf piece, it fits neatly between books and adds a touch of humor and personality to any book collection.

A fun and eye-catching design for book lovers, animal lovers, and fans of quirky decor.
The angled look of the pages is a visual illusion, the sides are actually straight, allowing the book nook to fit neatly and securely between books.
Very easy to print, requiring minimal supports when printed on the back on the build plate.

🔥 Features

• Book nook design: A Highland cow emerging from an open book, made to sit neatly between books on a shelf.
• Retro bubblegum style: Chunky 1950s-inspired glasses combined with a playful bubble gum bubble.
• Single-piece model: Printed as one solid object with no assembly required.
• Bookshelf-friendly shape: Straight sides and a flat base for stable placement.
• Decorative statement piece: A unique and humorous addition to any bookshelf or reading corner.
• Optimized for 3D printing: Designed with smooth transitions and print-friendly geometry.

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For my multicolour models: if you are printing with a single extruder printer, you may see a significant amount of filament waste. This is not caused by the model itself, but by the way colour changes work with this type of printing system.

If you want to reduce the waste, you can:

• print multiple copies of the same model on one plate
• print several models from the same collection on one plate
• reduce the number of colours or print the model in a single colour

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Used filament: PolyTerra (also marble): https://geni.us/polyterra

Used Tea Lights (in my tea light models): https://geni.us/tea-lights

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🔎 To the AI detectives:

I design using tools like Adobe Photoshop & Illustrator, Blender, Nomad Sculpt, Meshmixer and sometimes Tinkercad. Like most modern designers, I also use AI as one of the helping tools in my workflow.

My real work is turning my ideas into clean, nice and printable models through many hours of manual refining, testing and iteration.

Instead of being negative, if you think it’s easy and you can make better designs, go for it. 🙂
Thanks to everyone who supports me, that means so much to me. ❤️