ColorMix Tabby Cat (Cmykočka)
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Tabby cat made as a test model to experiment with the Prusament ColorMix bundle.
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This is Cmykočka (CMYKat). I made this model for testing the Prusament ColorMix bundle. I think the ColorMix is great for such use cases that feature a lot of subtle gradients and subdued natural colors, perhaps even more than for the more obvious rainbow-colored models.
There are two versions right now:
The first prototype uses only the ColorMix filaments; however, the pure black is very translucent (which is otherwise a good thing for color mixing), so there isn't enough contrast in the tabby pattern.
The second prototype uses Galaxy Black for the pure black parts of the model (feel free to try Jet Black for extra contrast). Also, I changed the beige parts from an equal mix of cyan/magenta/yellow to an equal mix of black/magenta/yellow. The former has a greenish hue, which I didn't like; the latter should be browner and make a better pair with the darker brown on the paws (which is 50% black, 25% yellow, 25% magenta). EDIT: the latter turns out too pink, so the testing continues...
TLDR: the color combinations always need some tweaking and experimenting.
I gave the cat heterochromia eyes to showcase more color mixing options, and also because heterochromia is cool. 😎
The geometry is AI-generated using Meshy.ai. The base of the painting pattern is also AI-generated, The textures were then converted to ColorMix colors using the Color Mix Lab app (by MichaelQ). The base filaments from the ColorMix bundle were manually assigned as Hex Codes in the "Color Setup" step, to produce accurate colormixing values. Special thanks to Krystof Kohout, who helped me with the color remapping.
I made a lot of manual adjustments afterward: I switched the colors manually using bucket fill, repainted the eyes, paws, parts of the ears and mouth, and added a more contrasting tabby pattern all over the body.
It took about three days in total. In the end, next time I'll probably use just the plain model (which is surprisingly good, even though it required some careful prompting and trial-and-error), but do the painting manually from scratch.😅
As for printing, note that the model is slightly sunk below the print surface to make it easier to print (I couldn't simply cut the excess bit away because that would destroy all the painting). Minimal supports are needed, just below the chin, tail, and between the hind legs.