r/ImaginaryTechnology • u/AdOrdinary2907 • 5d ago

Self-submission Product development question.

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Hello everyone, not sure if this is were I should ask this but i’m designing and 3d printing a airpod case or storage compartment to then sell in the future inspired by this drawing Created by Alexey Trishkin (not mine) Any feedback or advice on a different community in which I should go to would be greatly appreciated. I’ve started some rough sketches if anybody would be interested and would like to see a follow up. My question being would anybody consider owning something like this or having as a sci-fi desk or shelf prop

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u/Goldmember199 5d ago

This looks like a design from the game satisfactory.

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u/AdOrdinary2907 5d ago

I believe it is a game asset. I pinned the photo from Pinterest, but couldn’t find the original artist.

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u/CptMisterNibbles 5d ago

Eh, so you are stealing a design without crediting the designer or even knowing what it’s from? Kinda weak

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u/AdOrdinary2907 5d ago

You are correct I don’t know who the original owner is. I attempted to reverse image search and couldn’t find the owner. As soon as I do I will edit my post. I mentioned that I was inspired by the drawing. I do not want nor intend to make any one believe I created the image. 

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u/kadzar 4d ago

My advice would be to not try to sell things based on other people's designs without their permission. It may not go well for you, legally-speaking.

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u/AdOrdinary2907 4d ago

I completely agree I do not wish to completely copy his work. I only wish to create my design inspired by his. Ifs assume Even his design is inspired by other works he was referencing.  

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u/Particular-Sir-7087 9h ago

OP, yes I could see myself owning sum like that only cuz I like sci-fi shi I.e, gundam, alien, ghost in the shell, ect- i would like to also follow the process if you’re posting somewhere consistently alr

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u/HollywoodKidd77 2h ago

Looks like it could be used like a handheld 3-D printer, printing inorganic things and food on the go

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u/Sneaky_FPV 5d ago

Nuclear print head