3D Print Figure Sculptor & Miniature Character Artist
I sculpt miniatures that sit between fine-art collectibles and tabletop gaming — detailed, narrative figures engineered for resin printing and the painters who finish them.
The tabletop and resin miniature market needs its own approach to character modeling. At 32mm to 80mm, standard detail logic breaks down. Surfaces need exaggeration to hold a wash, silhouettes must read from arm's length, and swords, wings, or staves get thickened just to survive printing and curing.
As a 3D print figure sculptor, I balance pronounced surfaces for painters with the anatomical rigour of a larger collectible. Victorian Angels — starting with Vicky — is built on that philosophy.
Engineering for
Resin Extrusion
A nice render does not mean the print will work. Before I hand a file over, I engineer it for resin: draft angles so supports stay minimal, splits and keys on multi-part assemblies, and hollows with drain holes so the print does not suction-cup itself mid-cycle.
Vicky — Victorian Angels is the clearest example on this site: lace at 0.05 mm layer height and clockwork wings that still hold as resin.
Featured Miniatures
Vicky — Victorian Angels
Vicky opens the Victorian Angels series. I structured her for 0.05mm layer-height printing — hand-placed lace using custom ZBrush Surface Noise alphas, and clockwork wings that hold as resin.
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Tabletop ranges · 75mm display figures · Original IP development