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Hi guys!!!

I worked a lot on three miniatures, coming out one by one over the next few days.
I have designed and tested them many times ti make them to be as easily printable as possible, requiring nearly no support, while still maintaining details and strong character design.

Zephyra is the first ine out!
The others will be rolled out over the next couple of days.

I would love some feedback and/or support
Let me know what do you guys think!!!

Hi guys!!!

I worked a lot on three miniatures, coming out one by one over the next few days.
I have designed and tested them many times ti make them to be as easily printable as possible, requiring nearly no support, while still maintaining details and strong character design.

Zephyra is the first ine out!
The others will be rolled out over the next couple of days.

I would love some feedback and/or support
Let me know what do you guys think!!!

Hi guys!!!

I worked a lot on three miniatures, coming out one by one over the next few days.
I have designed and tested them many times ti make them to be as easily printable as possible, requiring nearly no support, while still maintaining details and strong character design.

Zephyra is the first ine out!
The others will be rolled out over the next couple of days.

I would love some feedback and/or support
Let me know what do you guys think!!!

Hi guys!!!

I worked a lot on three miniatures, coming out one by one over the next few days.
I have designed and tested them many times to make them as easily printable as possible, requiring nearly no support, while still maintaining details and strong character design.

Zephyra is the first one out!
The others will be rolled out over the next couple of days.

I would love some feedback and/or support
Let me know what do you guys think!!!

Happy printing!

When I sculpt a piece, I often find myself obsessing over details that many people may never consciously notice.

The curve of the shoulders. The subtle prominence of the collarbones. The way the neck flows into the upper torso. The delicate transition between skin and fabric.

These are the details that make a figure feel alive.

One of the things I love most about creating sculptures is bringing together two worlds: the timeless principles of traditional sculpture and the possibilities of modern 3D printing. Rather than sculpting in clay, I sculpt digitally, but the goal is exactly the same—to capture elegance, emotion, and human form in a physical object.

With this creation I wanted to celebrate the beauty of those subtle anatomical features that sculptors have admired for centuries. The shoulders, the clavicles, the graceful posture, the gentle folds of the dress—every element was shaped with intention.

For me, this piece represents more than a 3D print. 

It represents the ability to transform a digital sculpture into a real object while preserving the fine details that make art feel human.

And I have to admit... those shoulders might be my favorite part.

“The Midnight Serenade”

I want to share with you bit of the story behind the failures and swearing while prototyping this model.

I had a major problem with the “smoothness” of the base, due to an error setting in Top Surface Layer Width to a very low value, which once corrected achieved a smooth as expected flat surface of the base / platform.

After solving this, I had supports failing under the dress, after I had adjusted the length of the cloth there and sculpted so that it would require less support. I even considered making it touch the ground at the tip of the folds, but then I would lose some dynamics that goes with the shape of the dress floating so, instead I have adjusted supports.

Worked well and the dress was going good, but by changing the supports, I had not noticed that now a support generated to hold her head, was arising from her hip! Which failed mid print, crashing miserably on the build plate. You can well spot the line where I stopped the print (in the painted one) as for sure it would have failed the head. So.. to not waste it, I printed the rest of the model from the layer after cutting it in BambuStudio. 

Aaaaaanddd I didn't think of the lamp post now being on a ridiculous base, to which the brim I added was insufficient! 

Now all is fixed and ready to go!

https://makerworld.com/models/2930602?appSharePlatform=copy

**Size model** (can be scaled up or down): 151 x 127 x 197 mm.

“The Midnight Serenade”

I want to share with you bit of the story behind the failures and swearing while prototyping this model.

I had a major problem with the “smoothness” of the base, due to an error setting in Top Surface Layer Width to a very low value, which once corrected achieved a smooth as expected flat surface of the base / platform.

After solving this, I had supports failing under the dress, after I had adjusted the length of the cloth there and sculpted so that it would require less support. I even considered making it touch the ground at the tip of the folds, but then I would lose some dynamics that goes with the shape of the dress floating so, instead I have adjusted supports.

Worked well and the dress was going good, but by changing the supports, I had not noticed that now a support generated to hold her head, was arising from her hip! Which failed mid print, crashing miserably on the build plate. You can well spot the line where I stopped the print (in the painted one) as for sure it would have failed the head. So.. to not waste it, I printed the rest of the model from the layer after cutting it in BambuStudio. 

Aaaaaanddd I didn't think of the lamp post now being on a ridiculous base, to which the brim I added was insufficient! 

Now all is fixed and ready to go!

https://makerworld.com/models/2930602?appSharePlatform=copy

**Size model** (can be scaled up or down): 151 x 127 x 197 mm.

Hello guys!!
​It had been a while now that I have been wondering: can a hueforge be fused with a phone case? That would be cool!!!
​So what I did was to fuse an iphone case with a hueforge to create a unique piece that your phone can wear! 

This has endless design possibilities, what should I do next?

Hope you like it.

Sunflower Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903053?appSharePlatform=copy

Monstera Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903086?appSharePlatform=copy

Hello guys!!
​It had been a while now that I have been wondering: can a hueforge be fused with a phone case? That would be cool!!!
​So what I did was to fuse an iphone case with a hueforge to create a unique piece that your phone can wear! 

This has endless design possibilities, what should I do next?

Hope you like it.

Sunflower Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903053?appSharePlatform=copy

Monstera Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903086?appSharePlatform=copy

Hello guys!!
​It had been a while now that I have been wondering: can a hueforge be fused with a phone case? That would be cool!!!
​So what I did was to fuse an iphone case with a hueforge to create a unique piece that your phone can wear! 

This has endless design possibilities, what should I do next?

Hope you like it.

Sunflower Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903053?appSharePlatform=copy

Monstera Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903086?appSharePlatform=copy

Hello guys!!
​It had been a while now that I have been wondering: can a hueforge be fused with a phone case? That would be cool!!!
​So what I did was to fuse an iphone case with a hueforge to create a unique piece that your phone can wear! 

This has endless design possibilities, what should I do next?

Hope you like it.

Sunflower Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903053?appSharePlatform=copy

Monstera Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903086?appSharePlatform=copy

Hello guys!!
​It had been a while now that I have been wondering: can a hueforge be fused with a phone case? That would be cool!!!
​So what I did was to fuse an iphone case with a hueforge to create a unique piece that your phone can wear! 

This has endless design possibilities, what should I do next?

Hope you like it.

Sunflower Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903053?appSharePlatform=copy

Monstera Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903086?appSharePlatform=copy

Hello guys!!
​It had been a while now that I have been wondering: can a hueforge be fused with a phone case? That would be cool!!!
​So what I did was to fuse an iphone case with a hueforge to create a unique piece that your phone can wear! 

This has endless design possibilities, what should I do next?

Hope you like it.

Sunflower Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903053?appSharePlatform=copy

Monstera Case: https://makerworld.com/models/2903086?appSharePlatform=copy

This sculpture gave me more heartaches than I can count!!!
It has been so many hours of work and preparation, tweaking the settings, redesign areas and making improvements, but most of all, printability. Countless print failures with each adjusting/changing here and there, until I finally got it to print flawlessly!

This sculpture was born from persistence, patience, and countless iterations. 

This creation was inspired by the strength and beauty of aerial acrobatics, the model captures a performer suspended in a dramatic inverted pose, seemingly floating above flowing fabric. Every detail was carefully adjusted to achieve both visual impact and printability.

A challenging project, but one that made the final result all the more rewarding.

If you print it, I'd love to see your make!

Here is the profile if you want to check it out, free to print: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2870295-aerial-grace-original-dynamic-sculpture#profileId-3204367

I made a couple of young deer with high-quality finish and easiest print, quick with minimal supports super easy to remove.

Hope you like it!

Here is the model if you want to check it out
https://makerworld.com/models/2872640?appSharePlatform=copy

NEW DROP!!!

This sculpture was born from persistence, patience, and countless iterations. 

What began as a simple idea turned into days of trial and error, redesigns, failed prints, and fine-tuning before finally reaching the balance and elegance I had envisioned.

Inspired by the strength and beauty of aerial acrobatics, the model captures a performer suspended in a dramatic inverted pose, seemingly floating above flowing fabric. Every detail was carefully adjusted to achieve both visual impact and printability.

After countless failed prints, I have optimised the support settings progressively and achieved a good result.

A challenging project, but one that made the final result all the more rewarding.

If you print it, I'd love to see your make!

Here is the profile if you want to check it out, free to print: https://makerworld.com/en/models/2870295-aerial-grace-original-dynamic-sculpture#profileId-3204367

I have published a detailed reproduction inspired by Luo Li Rong’s masterpiece, "The Source."
This was a tricky print, but I am very happy with the result.
I used Bambu Basic Bronze, the settings are tweaked for better quality and smoothing of the surfaces. Supports are essential and a bit tricky to remove: be delicate and patient and you have to be careful to never force over the junction of the bust with the base and you’ll be fine.

Let me know what you guys think? Did you know this sculpture from Luo Li Rong?

Happy printing
Here is the link if you want to check it out!
https://makerworld.com/models/2845609?appSharePlatform=copy

Hi Guys!!!
I was looking for a nicely looking Easel for my prints and I couldn’t find something I particularly liked.
So I designed my own easel in Onshape!

https://makerworld.com/models/2825510?appSharePlatform=copy

Let me know what you guys think?
Happy Printing!!!