SCULPTING AND PAINTING
Sculpting and painting
D&D JOURNAL COVER
As an avid Dungeons & Dragons player, I wanted to create a more personal cover for my D&D journal. Using air dry clay and paint, I followed tutorials and references to design and build the piece by hand. This personal project combines hand-sculpting and using paint and gold-foiling to create a magical dragon. It reflects my enjoyment of creating detailed, themed objects.
Painting
AGED FAUX-LEATHER
For my belt potions, I hand-painted the faux leather to create a worn and aged look. This process helped enhance the overall realism and storytelling of the pieces, adding depth, texture, and a more authentic fantasy feel to the final design.
Painting
PAINTED STATUES
Small 3D printed statues of characters from my favourite games and series, I painted them by hand using miniature paints as a personal hobby project.They start off being printed in a single black colour. I enjoy bringing each piece to life through colour, detail, and finishing.
Sculpting and painting
ELEMENTAL DRAGON POTIONS
For my four elemental dragon potions, I sculpted different scale textures onto the bottles using air dry clay. I then painted them using dry brushing techniques combined with mica powders to create a shifting, chameleon-like effect. The result is a set of pieces that focus on texture, light, and transformation.
Painting
TANGLED MURAL
When we moved into our own home, I wanted to create a large mural for the space. I worked on it in small stages, gradually building up a detailed scene of Rapunzel’s tower with Rapunzel as the central character. It became a long-term personal project that combined patience, painting, and storytelling within my own living space.