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But maybe you could provide the 3d file for someone who needs a prosthetic, but who can't help you with Inkscape? Once I understand what kind of abstract patterns you need, I could suggest some places to look for patterns, help you learn how to create abstract patterns with Inkscape, and maybe even send some SVG files with patterns.

Your attachment makes me wonder if the abstract pattern might be needed to form a kind of structure, or maybe matrix-like filling, for parts of the prosthetic.except that I think that sort of interwoven appearance in your attachment is just how Blender has extruded the shape.

But anyway, still, would need to fit their unique body. Because wouldn't the prosthetic need to match the patient's unique body? I guess prosthetics in general would not necessarily fit a convex shape, but maybe sometimes concave. But I'm having a hard time making the leap in my mind, from entirely abstract pattern, to 'prosthetic socket'. And Inkscape can surely create abstract patterns as well, through a few.or even several techniques. Yes, there probably are some places on the web where you can find free abstract SVG patterns.

Although you did say you have already learned Blender. Oh my, that is fascinating indeed! And a couple of our members have some good experience with Blender, in case you have questions.

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