Every hero has their battles. Frieren has the spaces in between: the breath after the spell, the silence after the road, the soft weight of time. This sculpture is a little snapshot of that feeling, with Frieren seated on a carved stone wall, her staff resting in hand as if she’s waiting for the next chapter to begin. Designed with clean shapes and readable detail, it prints with satisfying texture in the wall bricks, layered clothing folds, and flowing twin tails.

Mochi – Half-Elf Detective on the Run They call her Mochi—not her real name, but try calling her anything else and she’ll ghost you faster than a back-alley informant. Half-elf, full sass, and sharper than a monowire blade, Mochi walks the blurred line between two worlds: the law, and what it doesn’t know. In this dynamic model, she's mid-pursuit—chasing a phantom through neon-soaked alleyways or cobbled mage-run markets, depending on the case. Her coat flares behind her, pistol drawn,

Catherine the Observant – The Maid Who Watches Death Itself Don’t let the frills fool you—Catherine the Observant is far more than a maid. With a steely gaze and a sharpened scythe, she serves a darker purpose. Once the silent caretaker of a forgotten noble house, Catherine now prowls the thresholds between life and death, meting out justice with eerie precision. Her uniform may be pressed and prim, but her blade is anything but merciful.

My original character "Cassie Bun"

One of my first attempts at a fantasy character for use as either a sculpture or for a mini for fantasy board games. :)

This is a hanging wall lantern I made in honor of the game Claire Obscur: Expedition 33. The game itself, is both haunting and beautiful. I highly suggest you pick it up given the chance. The picture shows the bittersweet goodbye of Sophie to Gustav.

A hanging chocobo lamp I made for my son :)

My Sciel lightbox from Expedition 33

My small riff on Fallout-style Americana

One of my newest models. Im still incredibly amateur when it comes to drawing and modeling apps. I prefer to use Zbush, NomadSculpt etc. I am very thankful for the kind people who release free brushes and tutorials. This is my eldritch creature, The Grasping Hunger.

Why do they keep taking down print profiles with visible finished prints shown? I don't get it, I will have the prints for a long time, and then suddenly get hit with a bunch of mass reports and then they automatically get failed appeals?