Llavero 2 D Nerea

A child's doodle turned into a pocket-sized keyring — flat, bold and one-of-a-kind. Rendered as a solid black silhouette, the shape reads as a leaping little creature with two big pointed ears, a rounded body and a small head thrust forward, dashing along with an angled bar or blade sweeping above it. A moulded ring loop sits at the top corner ready for a split ring. The file name (Nerea's drawing) gives it away: this is a kid's original sketch flattened into a 2D print, so the wonky, energetic outline is the whole charm — it's meant to look hand-drawn, not polished. Perfect as a personalised gift, a party-bag favour, a bag or zip charm, or a keepsake of a drawing you don't want to lose to a fridge magnet forever. Print notes: • Pure flat-panel print: lay it on the bed and run 3– 5 mm thick so it survives everyday pocket abuse. • No supports needed; a raft only if the thin blade/tail lifts at the corners. • For a two-tone look, do a filament swap partway up so the outline and body differ, or print in one colour and let the silhouette speak. • Add a 0.4 mm chamfer to the edges after printing (or a quick sand) so it's smooth in the hand, then thread a split ring and lobster clasp through the loop.