National Parks Lithophane Easter Egg Collection

Collection currently includes Easter Eggs featuring four US National Parks.   I started with the two national parks my oldest son enjoyed the most and the two my youngest son enjoyed the most.   Created as Easter presents for them but also fit into my National Parks 3D print project!

These will be part of my collection of National Parks Series of 3D prints aimed at supporting our National Parks. I will be donating 50% of the net tips, for this design, to The National Park Foundation (NPF).

This lithophane simply sets on top of a light source and the design will show through once the light is on!

Feel free to reach out to me if you have any questions or if there is a National Park or another photo you would like to see used in a design.

Its my goal to create an entire series that celebrates National Parks and helps bring attention to the importance of all of us reaching out to Government officials to continue funding and protecting these areas both today and for generations to come!

I printed these out using Jessie Premium PLA Color Lithophane 

Arches National Park Easter Egg

Features three photos: Delicate Arch, Balanced Rock, and a photo of the cabin at Wolfe Ranch.

Printed on Cyan

Bryce Canyon National Park Easter

Features two photos: Bryce Canyon Amphitheater and Thor's Hammer 

Printed on Magenta - light source can cause it to look red/red pink.

Grand Canyon National Park Easter Egg

Features two photos: South Rim (front) and North Rim (back)

Printed on Yellow

Yellowstone National Park Easter Egg

Features three photos: Old Faithful erupting, Grand Prismatic Spring, and the Grand Canyon of Yellowstone (Yellowstone River Waterfall)

Printed on Quarter White - in the main cover photo it is shown using a green light.

Settings

I print these out with with the following settings

Layer Height: 0.1 mm
I recommend an Infill: 100% - I have seen back-and-forth, online, on if this is necessary. However, with as thin as these are it really does not use much more material.  The samples were with 15% infill and you can see the infill patterns.

Visit https://themadgardenerofbowlus.com/NationalParks3DPrints for more information about the 3D prints I am creating along with the lights that these are designed for!