Bowls aren't Just for Food

When thinking of what to print from my food modeling project, I was confused. Trifle wouldn't look like trifle when 3D printed, and stools will probably collapse during the printing process. Thankfully, i modeled several bowls to accompany my food. Not only does a bowl look good, but it also has some value in my daily life. As a result, I printed a bowl, spray painted it, and put it to use. Here is the final product:
The pattern was the result of a layer of plastic wrap which i placed above the fresh spray paint.

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