This is a post of a few different versions of the Skyrim dragon logo. I made a few variations because I thought of more stuff as I went along designing, and for different interests.

- Most of my prints had minor warping on the bottom of the sharper tips. Though this was mainly because I was using Hatchbox PLA+. This filament seems to give me issues with curling on corners 90% of the time, especially with smoother printer surfaces including G10. Still, keep this in mind. Additionally for piece of mind, the curling doesn't look to bad on my wall but that's also looking from a bit of a distance.

- To hang, I recommend using thin nails under the natural hooks in the upper wings or in the dip of the head and neck if you can balance it properly. I went with the wings, so to assist in nail placement, I placed the model on the wall where desired, and drew the nail points where needed using a mechanical (skinny) pencil. Then I put the nails in as straight out of the wall as possible. Of course I have to say be careful when putting holes in your wall, and I have no responsibility for damage done.

- Skyrim logo is the basic version of the model with flat faces all around.

- Rounded Bottom is the same as the basic version but with fillets added around the bottom to make removal from the printer easier, and hopefully some combating of elephants foot. It also might make it easier to grip from the wall depending on how you hang it.

- Logo Chamfered is a version I made with depth to try to enhance the visual aspect of it and make it less of a picture and more 3d art. Not all of the top is chamfered due to it either not being possible, or it just didn't look good. I thought it was the perfect adaptation for depth. One of the main examples is on the head of the logo. I added depth to the front of the face but had to pick and choose where to chamfer. I thought it turned out pretty well. It also includes the rounded bottom.

The other thing to talk about for enhancing the art is ironing the surface. You could go without ironing but then the model seems to come with more pronounced creases. So I prefer the ironed version at the default 45 degree angle. It still comes with some creases but I think the sheen comes out much more appealing and of course smooth.

You could also try flipping the model and use the texture of your build surface, but it's up to you. I hope you enjoy.

Skyrim Logo Wall Art

0.2mm layer, 2 walls, 15% infill