This design is my second printed work. I think it is interesting because I used a website called Thingiverse, where you can find random creations made by individual creators that may, or may not be useful to print however most designs were mostly interesting to look at and I chose the book divider. The book divider may be useful for smaller books, but when I tested larger books it obviously never worked, but I didn't test it on an actual book yet.

For this design, I was supposed to design a monster using Sculpt.gl, a free website that is used to sculpt structures. This sculpture of a human brain was made, with the original idea of being a monster, as there is a small piece in the prefrontal cortex, but I was told that the brain itself was just okay. This design was not too complicated to make because Sculpt.gl has easy to learn tools, and I used some tutorial videos to learn shortcuts on certain tools. Making this a monster had some potential because I was thinking that the spinal cord or cerebellum could have legs, and the sides could have arms, like something out of a horror movie. 

This chess piece called a rook was somewhat complex to make because it required multiple pieces to shape the middle and the top, and there was also some measurement issues as well, and it was kind of difficult to make, but I made it work with the help of my teacher!

This design has the official logo of the LCHS Morning Show implemented into a cookie cutter. It was very simple to make as I traced the logo on a piece of paper that was on the computer screen, and then used Adobe Illustrator to copy the traces using a screenshot, and threw the design in Tinkercad. The somewhat complex part was the measurements as there was certain mathematical measurement specifications I had to get right. This cookie cutter sadly, has not been tested on actual cookie dough on test day because I was sick, but I would assume that it would work perfectly, and cut the dough in the exact shape that I want it to be.