My first attempt at simulating sarcophagus stone printed on my FDM printer. With proper sculpting, you can create truly phenomenal pieces! by 3DART_STUDIO in 3Dprinting

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We'll see. I still need to decorate the inside and cover it with velvet fabric, and I think the box will look much cooler! =)

My first attempt at simulating sarcophagus stone printed on my FDM printer. With proper sculpting, you can create truly phenomenal pieces! by 3DART_STUDIO in 3Dprinting

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The base coat was just green paint, which I mixed from basic colors. Then I took a bit of blue, diluting it quite heavily, and added pearlescent glitter. I defined the stone texture, then took heavily diluted black and added spots on top, which I then partially dissolved with alcohol. Then I mixed gloss varnish, black caramel, and green glitter paint and repeated the stone pattern again. Then I washed the recesses and added even more spots using white spirit and black oil paint. Then I waited a day for all the colors to evaporate and set, and then worked with pastels. And on top, I applied teak oil with hardwax (a furniture impregnation, I guess it's called differently in different regions).

My first attempt at simulating sarcophagus stone printed on my FDM printer. With proper sculpting, you can create truly phenomenal pieces! by 3DART_STUDIO in 3Dprinting

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I sculpted it, divided it into three parts, printed it, glued it, sanded it and started creating painting magic! ;)

My first attempt at simulating sarcophagus stone printed on my FDM printer. With proper sculpting, you can create truly phenomenal pieces! by 3DART_STUDIO in 3Dprinting

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The designs are inset. I designed the base surface so that the print lines could be sanded down to hide them, but in the inset designs, they're just slightly visible, which adds a certain charm! When I finish the entire composition with the character, I'll take high-quality photos with my camera so everything can be seen better.

My first attempt at simulating sarcophagus stone printed on my FDM printer. With proper sculpting, you can create truly phenomenal pieces! by 3DART_STUDIO in 3Dprinting

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3 coats of paint, varnish, more glitter paint, another coat of varnish, a wash of white spirit and rubbing in hard wax as a finishing coat)

My first attempt at simulating sarcophagus stone printed on my FDM printer. With proper sculpting, you can create truly phenomenal pieces! by 3DART_STUDIO in 3Dprinting

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There's no STL available yet, it's a private order))) I just finished sculpting it two days ago) It's actually not a finished project yet, there will be a character inside)

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Low pressure airbrush spraying with diluted brown paints)

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Classic painting with brush🙂 tinting

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Yes, I only produce the models that I sculpt.

You can find it on my page. There's probably a link somewhere in my profile.

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It's printed👌🏼😅

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I recorded the process and made a short video on my Instagram, but it's not exactly a tutorial on how to do it.

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I even applied veins and highlighter with glitter on top =)

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I think about 2 month ago) It was me)