June 10: 3D Printing

3D Printing 

Abstract: This blog will cover my first time making a 3D design of a Cinnamoroll Among Us Character

Background

Prior to this I knew little about 3D printing and design. In fact, I only knew about it as a device used in robotics, but I never dabbled or used it at all. This is why I chose to use the Tinkercad program to create my design. It is a beginner-friendly program for designers that is easy to navigate. Making it the best program to make a simple design with a good outcome. 

Design Process

As I love Sanrio and specifically the Cinnamoroll Sanrio character, I wanted to make a Cinnamoroll. But as I was talking to my friends, we all decided to make an among us character that pertains to each of us. So, combining these two ideas I decided to make the among us character that I use when I play in game just with Cinnamoroll ears to represent the two. 




*Pictures of the design I made*

Conclusion 

So, after this strenuous process of creating my design, I learned how to use the app and apply different techniques to make designs such as grouping, layering, orientating, and sizing in order to make a very cool model. But this is not the end as in a week or so I will be back you update y'all with the final result and see if this model was successful or not!!





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