Monster Vase 3D Hollow Object Final Overview

Once Yuki finished the sculpt of the initial vase, I added a flared base for stability in Rhino. Since her sculpt was a mesh, I could not attach the base via Boolean union so I had to think of a workaround. Easily enough,  I was able to select both objects and export them as one .stl file. This way, they were treated as one solid object in the slicer. I noticed the vase was a little of center, but I thought this made it a little more interesting so I kept it the way it was, slightly tilted. The flared base would keep the design stable. The print looked like it would be successful, I noticed some areas where there might be slight drooping or stepping, but we both figured it was worth the risk and I thought the flaws might add more character to the design. Some rough areas may make the vase look more grotesque or monster-like. 
















After reviewing the print in PrusaSlicer, I sent it off for printing and we waited for the final result.

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