Official Notice

Fast Track: Monthly Theme

Season Three  Openwork Design

 

Timeline 

February 1st, 2026 - March 15th, 2026

 

Reference Path

Follow this "#Openwork Design " theme in this event, and you could get:

  1. Faster review priority
  2. Higher chances of winning an additional reward for good quality

     

We’ve prepared three creative directions to help spark your imagination:

 

Direction One: Filigree Wearables

Imagine light filtering through precisely printed openings, casting shifting shadows across the neck, ears, or fingertips as the wearer moves.

 

Earrings and necklaces might let light dance across the skin through lattices, perforated volumes, or interlocking layers. Hairpins, brooches, or wearable rings could appear light and delicate while relying on carefully engineered structures capable of subtle movement, vibration, or balance. Expand beyond jewelry: shoes, bags, or wristwear can also use 3D printing to create volumetric textures, internal lattices, or articulated forms that interact with the body and motion in new ways.

 

Reference inspiration: dewdrops on spiderwebs, butterfly wing structures, eroded metal textures, folded and layered textiles.

Model by webbuster
Model by 麦克斯

 

Direction Two: Perforated Lighting

By day, these designs exist as sculptural objects; by night, they reveal their true function through light and shadow. A well-crafted perforated lamp is more than a functional object—it is a quiet sculpture of light, where internal structures shape mood and emotion.

 

Explore lighting designs that cast dappled patterns reminiscent of forest canopies or expansive star-filled skies. Challenge the conventional lampshade by using layered voids, skeletal frameworks, or generative structures to create visual effects of suspension, fragmentation, or organic growth—made possible through additive manufacturing.

 

Reference Inspiration: The inner spiral of a seashell, the play of light and shadow in paper-cutting art, biological structures revealed through X-ray imaging, morning light filtering rhythmically through blinds.

Model by C47_3D
Model by creaserra
Model By 极品

 

Direction Three: Openwork Décor

Openwork is not only meant to be seen—it invites interaction. This direction explores how everyday objects can become visually engaging through thoughtfully designed voids and structures, while remaining fully printable and functional.

 

We envision bookshelves that reveal their contents through open frameworks, room dividers that reinterpret classical motifs with modern geometry, handbags or baskets that use lattice or mesh structures as visual focal points, and 3D-printed reinterpretations of traditional Chinese New Year paper-cuttings for windows.

 

Reference Inspiration: The warm texture of woven rattan, gifts softly veiled in lace, the structural order of a honeycomb, colors glimpsed through a mesh bag.

Model By  幺七七
Model By BondFire

*Pictures are only for reference.

 

🚀 How to Join the Fast Track

When joining the event, please select the #1 Million Creator Fund activity option and add the #Openwork Design tag.

 

 

 

Season TWO  Move In Color

 

Timeline 

October 1st - November 30th

 

Reference Path

Follow this "#MoveInColor " theme in this event, and you could get:

  1. Faster review priority
  2. Higher chances of winning an additional reward for good quality

     

We’ve prepared two creative directions to help spark your imagination:

A.  Pixel

Do you still remember the dazzling glow of old-school arcades and pixelated worlds? From 8-bit heroes to blocky adventures, pixels carry a charm that never fades. Reimagine that nostalgic energy—or push it into new realms—through your 3D designs.

 

Reference inspiration: pixel-style characters, voxel landscapes, retro game aesthetics…

Model by QuoiPrint

Model by QuoiPrint

Model by 一雕造物

 

B.  Mechanical

More than just gears and steel, mechanical style is about movement and interaction. From intricate machines to articulated models that can pose, transform, spin, or even charm with cuteness—mechanical creations are all about bringing designs to life in dynamic ways. Whether sleek and futuristic or playful and toy-like, show us how your mechanical model can move, function, or surprise.

 

Reference inspiration: transformable robots, interactive toys, infinite fidget…

Model by PandaN

Model by 3D-PARKER

Model by 树果造物

 

🚀 How to Join the Fast Track

When joining the event, please select the #1 Million Creator Fund activity option and add the #MechaHero tag.

 

 

Season ONE  MECHA: Build Your Own Hero Story

Timeline 

August 9th-September 23rd

 

Reference Path

Follow this "Mecha" theme in this event, and you could get:

  1. Faster review priority
  2. Higher chances of winning an additional reward for good quality

     

We’ve prepared three creative directions to help spark your imagination:

A.  Childhood legends

Did you ever dream of becoming the heroes from ancient legends or childhood tales? From towering Greek titans to iconic warriors from storybooks and screen—revive the hero you once admired (or wanted to be) through your own 3D creation.

 

Reference inspiration: Hercules, Sun Wukong...

*Pictures are only for reference.

 

B.  Original hero story

Got a character of your own? Bring your original creation to life with 3D printing.

Whether it’s a guardian from your fantasy world or a futuristic soldier, don’t forget to include a short backstory to let us into your universe.

 

Reference inspiration: Your OC with a personal lore, comic-style mechas, custom guardians...

*Pictures are only for reference.

 

C.  Everyday Mecha

Imagine a world where everything is mecha. What would your car, 3D printer, or coffee machine look like if they were alive and ready for battle?

Give everyday objects a mechanical twist—and turn the mundane into the mecha-gnificent.

 

Reference inspiration: Mecha toaster, robo-furniture, car, 3D printer tools…

*Pictures are only for reference.

 

🚀 How to Join the Fast Track

When joining the event, please select the #1 Million Creator Fund activity option and add the #MechaHero tag.