@araiema Thank you!! Modeling actually took a bit even though he looks simple, but 3d printing (around 20hrs print) and painting all in all took around 3-5 days of work! He is actually a very big boy haha (23 cm high)
Bao, aka Big Little Guy.
My first semester making art toys took me through the full process: sketching, 3D modeling, printing, sanding and painting each piece by hand.
This was the moment the whole process started to feel real.
Bao, aka Big Little Guy.
My first semester making art toys took me through the full process: sketching, 3D modeling, printing, sanding and painting each piece by hand.
This was the moment the whole process started to feel real.
Hi, I’m Or! I recently finished my B.Des. in Visual Communication at Shenkar.
I make narrative illustration, character sculpture, identities and books. Mostly colorful worlds with theatrical humor and darker undertones.
Currently in the Bay Area. Let’s make something!
@araiema Walpurgisnacht, a hand-painted 3D print from my graduation project Carnevale. I built it as one continuous scene, then primed and repainted it until the separate parts felt like one world.
@SFMOMA The idea of artists giving permission is such a useful way to frame influence. It leaves room to absorb the work without trying to reproduce it.
Walpurgisnacht — the most ambitious piece from my graduation project.
A single 3D print, built as one continuous scene, then heavily primed and repainted until it felt like one world.
Part of Carnevale, a circus for people who were hunted.