I’m building a small line of premium keychains and pocket-sized lifestyle objects that express a specific mood rather than a branded character. You’ll take my rough sketches, reference photos, and scent or color cues and turn them into 3D forms that feel great in the hand and are ready for low-volume manufacture. What the job looks like • Translate the emotional brief into 2–3 concept directions, balancing expressive silhouettes with good ergonomics. • Refine the chosen concept into fully detailed CAD, 3D printing. • Deliver STEP/IGES and STL files plus a brief BOM noting recommended materials, finishes, wall thicknesses, and any assembly details. • Flag undercuts, draft angles, and tolerance concerns early so nothing stalls at the prototyping stage. Toolchain Native Fusion 360 or SolidWorks files fit best with my workflow, but Blender or comparable CAD is fine as long as you can export the formats above. How to pitch Send a short note highlighting your relevant experience designing small consumer products, accessories, or collectibles. Links to visually driven or mood-centric projects will help me see your fit quickly—no need for a full proposal until you’re shortlisted. Timing I’d like to review first concepts within a week of kickoff and lock final files roughly two weeks after that, though I can flex for the right designer.