Just practicing/learning to make lithophanes. Very cool.

Update: I've since learned that printing Lithophanes on their EDGE, vertically, is far far superior. The quality is so much better, that I no longer switch to my 0.25 nozzle, nor .04 layer thickness. I get fantastic lithophanes from my 0.4 nozzle and printing at 0.1 thickness. But, larger is better. Small details, esp dark ones, like EYES are still a challenge. My current lithophanes are usually 80x80. I got the vertical idea from www.thingiverse.com/thing:2718124.

Update2: Uploaded a vertical model with break-away stand.

Update3: By request, I've uploaded the frame I used for this light, and a picture of the light I bought from Amazon for this project. You can find this light by searching Amazon for: "ZEEFO Wireless Motion Sensor LED Night Light". NOTE The Wolf Lithophane no longer has the recessed edges to fit into this frame. These things are uploaded as a reference to the original project. If you're not good at modeling, and you'd like the full project refined back into something you can print yourself without much editing, drop me a comment or message. If I get enough interest in the project, I will reproduce the whole thing for download. Keep in mind, you'll still need 5 Lithophanes to fill all the frame sides. I suppose I could also make extra Lithophanes to choose from.

Update4: Uploaded the wolf lithophane with a frame made for the light box frame.