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3D PRINT · LIGHT · PHYSICAL FINISH

SINDRAGOSA

Rebuilding a 23-inch sculpture through a custom LED housing, controlled light diffusion and layered ice paint.

SCALE58 cm / 23 inch
MATERIALSResin + PETG
ROLEPrint · Modify · LED · Paint
LED-lit Resurrection of Sindragosa sculpture

FINAL OBJECT

Light. Ice. Silhouette.

Surface character when unlit; atmosphere moving through the sculpture when powered.

Sindragosa light and ice detail
Internal LED lighting through Sindragosa
Rear view of the Sindragosa sculpture

PRODUCTION FILE

Split. Print. Rebuild. Paint.

Four critical decisions from digital preparation to the illuminated physical object.

Sindragosa print and part map
01 / PRINT MAPPart split, orientation and support plan.
Printed Sindragosa parts
02 / PRINT PARTSControlled production that protects detail.
Custom LED housing in Blender
03 / LED HOUSINGNew internal geometry for wiring and diffusion.
Sindragosa ice paint stage
04 / PAINT BUILDOpaque and translucent layers for ice depth.
Sindragosa painting and assembly workspace

IN THE WORKSHOP

Digital decision, physical result.

Print failures, light leaks, assembly and surface behavior were solved as one physical system.

Open the ArtStation process ↗︎

PROJECT NOTES

From static figure to atmospheric object.

Resin preserved fine detail while PETG added structural strength to load-bearing, light-carrying parts. Internal geometry was rebuilt around the LED system, solving housing and diffusion together so the light would not read as hotspots. The ice effect came from controlled translucent layers rather than a single color.

01Print Planning
02Structural Rework
03LED Integration
04Layered Finish
The base character model is not an original sculpt. The portfolio focus is print planning, digital adaptation, structural modification, LED integration and physical finishing.
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