Anaconda 2D Logo

Hi,
here is the Python Anaconda logo. I really love this distribution of Python, because it made programming so much more accessable for me, espacially combined with Spyder and the Jupyter Notebooks. Before it was really a pain in the buttex to install several libraries and coping with all versions working together (up- and downgrading versions forever). I lost my interest in programming until Anaconda and the Notebooks came along. In my last job (R&D in 3D printig ceramics) I used Anaconda and Jupyter Notebooks to create a bunch of interactive webpages with datalogging, data analytics, simuations etc. that made my work much easier and faster - and cooler. I higly recommend trying them if you haven't yet. If your are also intrested in interactive plotting and datalogging go check out Ploty, a Python library I used a lot.

Feel free to leave me some feedback in the comments and please post your prints.

Note:
I added the Fusion360 and Step File so you can adjust the print to your needs (make it thicker, add holes etc.), also you wil find the .3mf file, where you ca adjust your print settings.

Design:

I took the Logo from Logomesh (because there is a button for a media press kit on Anaconda.com but without a Link or ay files attached). First I converted the image to .png with paint.net and removed the letters. Than I made it an .svg file ad loaded it to Fusion360. From here you can easily adjust the size an extrude the profiles of the Logo.

Links:
https://www.anaconda.com/

Logo Source:
https://www.logomesh.com/logo/anaconda-python-logo/

Inkscape:
https://inkscape.org/de/

Paint.Net:
https://www.getpaint.net/

How to colorchange:
https://www.help.prusa3d.com/en/article/color-change\_1687

Plotly (Matplotlib on steroids):
https://plotly.com/

Print Settings
Filament:
 

Das-Filament PLA, white and green
 

Notes: 

Sclic3r quality preset with Prusament PLA, see the .3mf file