A wool cat playing with a ball of yarn

Two lovers, as one, attached by the strings of their being.

As incomprehensible and mysterious as string theory.

Look at it from one side, and they're two lovers intertwined. Look at it from the other side, and you'll see her holiness, the Flying Spaghetti Monster, watching over them with her noodly appendages. Ramen.

Baby phoenix, burning bright, even in the midst of night.

A baby centaur, cute as they come.

A cute little baby water elemental. Colored for your convenience.

Don't settle for any plain old lock. When you need real protection, get a dragon to do a dragon's job!

Life finds a way. It (almost) always does. And when it doesn't, we take its remnants, embed them in stone and hang them on our walls.

Pikachu Vs. Charizard: The great showdown!

A stone relief of a dragon emerging out of the wall.

A stone relief of a carnivorous plant. Perfect (albeit unintentionally so) for Super Mario fans.

This is a sculpture with a story behind it. I won't share it with you. You'll need to think of it yourself. All I can say is: never look only at the surface. There's so much more within each of us. Don't lose hope. Look deeper, and you'll see the gold glinting. Share this with a friend who needs to be reminded of this simple fact.

It's the Eye of the Tiger, risin' up to the challenge of our printer. But seriously, it shouldn't be much of an effort to print this. It's an easy print, and you end up with a beautiful ring to gift.

A happy dolphin ring, to resonate with that dolphin that's inside of you. Don't have a dolphin inside? Just gift it to someone who does. I included five sizes in the second profile, so just pick the one that's most likely to fit you best. Some experimentation may be required.

Proud perfection. If you've got it - flaunt it. This model can be printed large or small (see the two profiles), and it doesn't require any supports. If you want to print it with the cubic stand, then you can find it on the second plate. The sculpture also mostly hollow, so it can be printed very quickly and handed over as an artistic gift.

Gentle stone flowers, enriching every room and most hearts.

A stone succulent, reaching up for the sky in its own gentle way.

A stone cactus, praying with petrified arms for rain that will never come into your house. Print it with PLA, put it in your garden, and see its wishes come true, as the rain pervades and enriches the biocompatible PLA. With some luck (and help), moss will grow on it, turning it into a true living statue. If it doesn't happen naturally, just rub some lichen on it, and hopefully some will catch.

A Tree Dream If trees could dream, how would they conceive of themselves? Leaves and branches, twigs and bark and root? Or just the whole of them, come together in one piece, one soul? If trees could dream, maybe this is how they would look.