In early 2020 I took an instructor-led course that encouraged us to use a variety of equipment and materials in the makerspace by completing a hands-on project. The project was to create a functioning clock that would tell time by lighting up phrases such as "It is now a quarter to seven." The instructor provided some SVG templates, CAD modules, and boilerplate code, but each student's clock was a different size, shape, and layout. I chose the largest picture frame (12 inches) and designed a circular layout that included additional information such as the day of the week.
A full tie with a bow at the top instead of a knot.
Bunny-shaped, but not fuzzy.
For that extra height when chilling at home.
A chair shaped like a sitting person.
Pretty self-explanatory.
Headphones that play independent audio tracks into each ear.
For when your hands are full?
Defibrillator paddles for food.
Eyeball print on a bikini.
The left half of a pair of pants.