| the egg cup [message #46708] Mon, 09 April 2012 23:35 UTC |
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this is my cup of coffee i call this the "egg cup" because it was inspired by a chicken egg form i uploaded recently in my shop this is only available in ceramic. i want some feedback on my work please feel free to comment
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[Updated on: Tue, 10 April 2012 19:54 UTC]
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| Re: the egg cup [message #46709 is a reply to message #46708 ] Mon, 09 April 2012 23:53 UTC |
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nice egg cup!
just a hint......u might want to include the image as part of the post......some people are lazy and cant be bothered to click the link 
really good design mate!
btw doe the egg sit inside the cup on on the rim?
[Updated on: Mon, 09 April 2012 23:54 UTC]
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| Re: the egg cup [message #46711 is a reply to message #46709 ] Tue, 10 April 2012 00:29 UTC |
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thanks, and yes i want to include the image as part of the post i don´t know how to do that? can you help me please i will be grateful  i have some other nice stuffs on my shop http://shpws.me/4CIo and i will upload more
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| Re: the egg cup [message #46720 is a reply to message #46711 ] Tue, 10 April 2012 07:19 UTC |
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Very nice design. I like it. At the beginning I thought it was a cup for an egg and was wondering how you would insert the egg inside it, but for the coffee it is perfect.
I would only worry about the sharp edges of the handle: the glaze could wear off at those edges. If you should round them a little bit (see the design rules): it would be safer.
PS: if you edit your original message, you should have beside the file you uploaded under the column called "action" the link "Insert image into message body". Put your cursor in your message wherever you want to insert your image, and click on this link.
So many things to design, so little time...
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| Re: the egg cup [message #46761 is a reply to message #46736 ] Tue, 10 April 2012 20:10 UTC |
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yes it is for coffee and sorry i doesn´t express myself correctly too 
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| Re: the egg cup [message #46915 is a reply to message #46902 ] Fri, 13 April 2012 05:33 UTC |
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The slit wil remove some material but add some surface. As the price of Glazed Ceramic is depending on the surface, not the volume, this will not cut the price but instead will increase it.
For sure, this pricing model is very different from what wa are used to, and it is quite paradoxal....
So many things to design, so little time...
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