From your idea to your shelf
Seven steps, about three weeks, and you see and approve everything before we print. Here is exactly what happens after you press “Submit”.
You send the request
Fill in the order form: describe the idea, attach photos, sketches or a PDF, add links and pick a size. It takes about five minutes and costs nothing.
~5 minutes
Quote and first sketch
A sculptor studies your references and replies by email with the price, the timing and a first sketch or a 3D preview, so you see the pose and proportions before anything is made.
Within 24h on weekdays
Edits
Tell us what to change — the tilt of the head, the outfit, a color. One round of edits is included in every quote; extra rounds are $25 each.
1–2 days
Printing and finishing
We print in high-detail resin with 0.05 mm layers, then wash, cure under UV, remove supports and sand every seam by hand.
3–5 days
Painting
Primer, base colors, shading and fine details with 000 brushes, then a matte varnish. You get progress photos and can ask for color tweaks before we varnish.
5–10 days
Payment by secure link
When your figurine is finished, we email you photos of it with a secure payment link. You pay the full amount by card or PayPal — nothing is charged before this point — and we pack it for shipping.
2 minutes
Packing and delivery
Each figurine travels in a foam-lined gift box, insured, with tracking by email. Delivery across the USA takes 3–5 business days.
3–5 days
What we need from you
- 3+ photos from different angles, in daylight
- A few words about pose, mood and colors
- The size you want, or “not sure”
- A date if it’s for an occasion
“My golden retriever Bella sitting with her head tilted, red collar with a bone-shaped tag. Light golden fur, darker ears. It’s for my mom’s 60th birthday on June 14 — about 15 cm, painted. Photos attached: front, side and her favorite pose.”
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