PegEgg

Inspired by the design of graphic designer and woodcut artist Escher, this Egg has a Pegasus tessellation on its surface. The bottom unscrews so you can hide candy or other surprises inside. Requires: Glue (to attach the two bottom pieces) Acrylic paint or ink (optional) The PegEggTop is the main part of the egg and takes about 12 hours to print. PegEggBotS should be glued onto PegEggBotD to form the bottom, which after it dries can be screwed into the top. You can optionally paint the design. I chose to use Acrylic ink in a Rapidograph pen to color in the depressed part of the design. The bottom is not meant to have too tight of a fit. You should be able to pick it up and it should slowly begin to unscrew itself.