3D Hollow Object Process

 Collaborating With Yuki, we each selected some ideas that we wanted to use and wrote down the properties of each. I then sketched some ideas of what our hybrids could look like. Pictured below:




We then began modeling designs and running them through Prusa Slicer to see what had the best printability. We ultimately decided to simplify my vase shape and combine it with her monster box for our object. Creating the monster vase! 
Now it was time to model our final object. Yuki handled most of the sculpting at this point as this was her strength. I ran the models through Prusa slicer to simulate the print of each rendition of her sculpt. Our first slice had some issues with overhang on the teeth so I sent the file back and we brainstormed how to fix the issue. We wanted the teeth to be 3D at the mouth of  the vase and had to play around with placement and hollowing out the shape to achieve this.











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