Keychain
40.04 × 56.60 × 4.60 mm overall.
4 mm continuous backing · 0.6 mm raised ink · 5 mm loop opening.
The drawing sets the shape.
The antennae, mandibles, wing hatching and legs come from the reviewed native drawing. A convex plaque fills the spaces between them so thin details rest on a continuous surface. The 25 mm token has a circular backing. These are shallow 2.5D reliefs and rigid game collectibles, without inferred anatomy or a rig. The token is a tabletop alternative, not a standing DND mini.
Raised lines widen by 0.18 mm on the keychain and 0.20 mm on the token. This changes small gaps: the keychain ink regions go from 31 holes to 35; the token from 31 to 18 as joined marks also enclose new pockets. Fine features need artist and nozzle review. The original image and the embedded foreground texture stay exact.
The front carries her real art.
The game props project the original pixels on the front, with neutral reverse and sides. A single-material filament print would show the raised geometry. Digitally projected color is separate from a physical product’s finish.
Checked as geometry. Physical tests ahead.
Both exported STLs pass independent closed-surface, winding, connected-part and positive-volume checks, with no zero-area triangles. Their volumes match the source-derived profiles. RTX 3090 rays check 512 interior columns; 64 independent CPU rays agree. The keychain measures 4 mm through the backing and 4.6 mm at raised ink. The token measures 3 mm and 3.6 mm. Five keychain sections preserve its 5 mm loop opening.
These checks do not certify every line or gap, attachment stress, ring fit, sliced layers, material or strength. Artist review and supervised filament samples remain pending.
The two earlier inferred beetle keychain studies remain blocked, with the excluded voxel fleck preserved separately. The selected volumetric v3 remains separate. These reliefs are new constructions from the drawing.
