Count Cornula (Evil Candy Corn)

This is my 3rd entry into the Halloween Contest.

Below is the story. Here is what I did to create this masterpiece. 

I created an AI image that I wanted. Then I put it into the MakerLab's Image to 3D
Powered by Image-to-3D from MakerWorld (https://makerworld.com/makerlab/imageTo3d)
Then into Blender where I Sculpted several changes. I printed it a few times until I got this correct. 
I hope you all enjoy The Tale of Count Cornula.

The Tale of Count Cornula

Deep within the Carpathian hills, where the fog rolls heavy and the moon hangs pale over jagged spires, there exists a legend whispered by children on Halloween night…

They say a shadowy figure roams the corridors of a forgotten castle, his cloak billowing in the mist. Not man, not beast—he is something far sweeter. His name… is Count Cornula.

Once a humble piece of candy, Cornula was cursed by a mischievous sorcerer who found his sugar too tempting to resist. With razor-sharp sugar crystal fangs and eyes as dark as licorice, Cornula vowed never to be eaten again. Instead, he turned the tables: prowling the night in search of unsuspecting trick-or-treaters, eager not for blood, but for their candy bags.

Every All Hallows’ Eve, villagers report missing sweets, emptied pumpkin buckets, and faint laughter echoing from the misty woods. Some say he’s building a hoard of sugar deep in his castle crypt; others fear he’s growing an army of cursed candies to rise at midnight.

And yet, if you look closely on a moonlit night, you might catch a glimpse of him at your doorstep—fangs glistening like ice, cape unfurled, ready to claim what is rightfully his.

Beware, for when the bell tolls twelve, Count Cornula always collects his due…

About me:

I love creating stylized collectible-style creatures and fun printable characters like this one.

If you print one, I’d love to see your make!

You can also find my painted collectibles and other projects on Etsy and YouTube through my profile links.