Introduction: Support Free Easter Bunny Toy/Pot/Planter

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There is something magical about 3D sculpting and even a little bit addictive once you start it. A lot of amazing 3D models made in ZBrush are shared on social media, and it became part of a New Year’s resolution to try this 3D designing software out. As the result, a cute Easter Bunny, that can be used as a toy, a pot full of chocolates or a planter for the flowers, is ready for the festive seasons.

Step 1: Sphere

Easter Bunny model started off as a sphere. Most of it was 3D sculpted using 2-3 brushes only. BCL - Brush Clay. BCB - Brush Clay Build Up. BST - Standard Brush - to define features.

Step 2: First Try

One of the bonuses of 3D printing is to be able to touch and feel the model at an early stage. It may have no detail, expressions or have abnormal parts that look unimpressive in CAD, but bring joy when printed out.

Step 3: Pot

The pot is actually taken from our earlier Tinkercad model “Cactus in a Pot”. Importing an STL file into ZBrush was quite straightforward.

Step 4: Workflow

Easter Bunny Toy/Pot/Planter workflow YouTube video. Please like and subscribe.

Workflow blog: https://3dwithus.com/3d-designing-zbrush-easter-bu...

Step 5: Remix: Dog the Gardener

Dog the Gardener is a remake. Both of them can be useful during the Easter egg hunt, and all year round these can serve as plant pots or simply as the containers for something small, and of course, they can be used as toys. These fellows could be great for introducing gardening to children turning it into a fun activity. If you are into planter pots and gardening in general please check my blog about 3D printed plant pots and waterproof 3D printing.

Now there are 3 items in the Toy/Pot/Planter collection: Easter Bunny, Dog The Gardener, and Valentine Turkey.

Please find the STL files on Cults3D: https://cults3d.com/en/users/MaxFunkner/creations

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