Here is a fantasy bottle I designed by digitally sculpting a form by hand, if you will. I used 3dCoat, so the process is very organic. The point of this excercise was to depart from a mathematical look, and see how organic a form could be executed. I like it :)
You have the right the print this out for your own personal use as per the Attribution-NonCommercial-NoDerivatives license indicated below.
LICENSE ADDITIONS:
1. You may also rescale the item in any direction to fit your needs.
2. You may use photographs of your printed items in any way, including commercially. For example, if you are selling pretty roses and you want to display them in a bottle, this is permitted. For example, if you are advertising a 3d printer you have for sale, it is permitted to show a picture the bottle as an example print. As a courtesy, I ask that you provide a credit to me as the designer of the bottle if possible. However, credit is not a requirement that will be enforced.
License:
Creative Commons - Attribution - Non-Commercial - No Derivatives
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