This playful design captures the lighthearted spirit of Easter and transforms it into a fun, competitive tabletop game. Inspired by classic balance challenges and stacking toys, the piece brings together familiar seasonal elements—eggs, grass, and carrots—into a dynamic and slightly unpredictable experience. The soft, rounded egg base and the elevated grassy platform create a whimsical scene that feels almost like a tiny Easter world. As players carefully place each miniature egg, tension builds with every move, turning a simple concept into an exciting test of patience, precision, and steady hands. The design consists of four main elements: a hollow egg-shaped base, a central carrot-shaped column, a circular grass platform, and multiple small egg pieces used for gameplay. The carrot acts as a vertical support beam, holding the grass platform above the base. This elevated platform is where the balancing challenge takes place. Players take turns placing the small eggs onto the grass surface, carefully distributing weight to avoid tipping the structure. The objective can be played in multiple ways—either cooperatively to stack as many eggs as possible, or competitively where the player who causes the collapse loses. The modular nature of the design makes it easy to assemble and reset, while the centered structure ensures a delicate but fair balancing point. This design is also part of a personal challenge I’m doing for the year 2026: designing and releasing a brand new 3D printable model every single day for an entire year. Each design will explore a different idea—some practical, some playful, some reflective. If you enjoy following creative processes, testing new designs, or simply watching ideas turn into physical objects, feel free to follow along and join me on this 365-day journey.

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