La Cabra AI is mostly generated using frontier models from inception to generation to adjusting, All with a human (me) in the loop.

Initially thought to serve as a dashboard holder for iPhone in a RAM 1500, it's a big sculpture and I've moved on to other designs for my RAM. But I printed it in PETG and is beautiful so I'm posting it here. 

Meet the **Patched Cabra** a bighorn ram built like a well-loved handmade plushie: mismatched fabric patches, heavy cross-stitch seams, one button eye and one stitched X, and big curled horns. She sits on her haunches hugging a tablet with a **hidden slot** in the top —drop in a **business card, a photo, notes, or lean a phone** against her chest. Her front hooves cradle whatever you give her.

Somewhere between sweet and slightly haunted, she's a functional statement piece for a desk, shop counter, or entryway. (A solid no-slot statue version is included too.)

**The slot:** ~90 mm wide, reclined 7° so cards/photos/phone lean back and won't tip. Sits above the hooves so they frame the display.

**Details**

- ~112 × 178 mm footprint, ~178 mm tall

- Solid, watertight, single shell — slicer-friendly, no repairs

- Flat bottom: stable and supportless on the base

- The stitch/patch detail is all geometry — it pops in a single filament, so no multicolor or paint required

**Print settings (what I used)**

- Material: PETG (PLA works fine for indoor display)

- Layer height: 0.2 mm (0.16 mm for finer horn detail)

- Walls: 3 · Infill: 10–15%

- Supports: tree/organic needed under the horns, chin, and forearms

- Orientation: upright as oriented
 

**Tip:** slide a printed photo or a card with your logo into the slot for an instant custom display.