My daughter wore her Little Mermaid Lithophane Pendant to school the other day and when she came home, she asked if I could make a pendant for other princesses. When I said I could, she pulled out a handwritten list of all the girls in her class with the princesses and colors that each girl wants for their pendants. I had to laugh. So, now I have created one for Cinderella and Belle. In the pictures, you can see the original picture and the black and white one that I did some drawing on to help create definition for the model. My camera phone does not do this justice. It looks much better. I used MakeALot's lithophane generator to create the lithophane: http://3dp.rocks/lithophane/ Then I imported it into Tinkercad to cut out the circle, put a round rim on it and a loop for hanging it. I also created some custom support to help hold it upright for printing. See the instructions for tips on printing.I found that it works best with a plastic that is mostly opaque. Transparent plastic does not have enough light resistance to define darks very well, but it does create an interesting look. On the other end, plastic that is too opaque requires a lot of light to see the picture. I included a picture with my white plastic which is quite opaque, pink in the middle and light blue transparent for an example. I printed this in a vertical orientation because you get a much better resolution than you can with printing lithophanes flat. If your bed moves on one of the axis, make sure that the model is oriented lengthwise along that axis. Mine moves along the Y axis which is why the model is oriented that way. use a raft to help secure it to the bed since it is so skinny, we want to make sure that it does not tip at all. I printed this at a slow speed of about 40mm/sec at .15mm layer height. I set the slicer to 8 perimeters. The reason for setting the perimeters so high is because you want it to print with all perimeters and little to no zig-zag infill. When you get a ways up in a skinny print like this, the quick zig-zag infill can shake the print loose a little, ruining the print. The support structure should break off cleanly and need very little cleanup.