Pet figurines
Custom pet figurines, from your photos
Every patch, every marking, and the pose they always sit in.
Coat pattern and markings matched to your photos.
Collar, tag, favorite toy: all of it goes in.
No style to pick: an animal is an animal.
Nothing prints until you approve it
2 revision rounds included
Every model checked and corrected before it prints
Tracked. No surprise fees at the door.
In your hands in 6 to 10 days
Why this one
The one figurine here that asks for no style and no outfit
Asking which art style you want for a dog is an artificial question: it only existed because the form had a field to fill. Here there's one treatment and it's faithful: the build of the breed, real proportions, the coat taken in masses with the exact pattern from your photos. You choose who's on the base and how big, and that's it.
Markings are the whole job
A tabby isn't a tabby. Patches, brindling, face markings, a folded ear, white socks: we match the pattern where it actually falls, and we go over every model to fix what's off before it prints. If the two flanks differ, send a photo of each side.
The details that make it them
The collar, the tag, the chewed toy, the way they sit: sitting, lying down, standing, loafing. Tell us and it's in. The tail stays attached to the body or the base, which is what makes it survive a fall off the shelf.
Blurry photos still do the job
A cat doesn't pose. One sharp photo of the head is enough to start, one of the body helps with the coat, and photos in motion, blurry included, work as a pose reference.
The collection
Pets already delivered
Every piece starts from photos of a real animal. None of them is a generic breed model.
How it works
Three steps, and the last one is yours.
You see the piece before it exists, and you're the one who says go.
Send photos and describe what you want
One sharp photo of the head, one of the body. Blurry action shots are welcome for the pose.
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We build it and go over it
Face, outfit, props, base. We check every model and fix what's off before it goes anywhere near a printer.
You approve, then we print
Spin it, zoom in, tell us what to change. Full refund any time before you approve. Nothing prints without your go-ahead.
The questions we get
Straight answers.
All questionsThey died. I only have a few old photos. Is that enough?
Often yes, and we'll tell you before you're charged if it isn't. Send whatever you have, even blurry, even from a phone years ago: we look at them, and if there's nothing usable we say so and you pay nothing. A lot of this collection is made for animals that aren't here anymore, and their name goes on the base.
Can I get a second one for someone else?
Yes. A second identical print costs 40% less than the first, because the model is already made. Keep one, send one to whoever misses them most.
Can you match unusual markings?
That's the part we care most about: patches in the right places, brindling, face markings, a folded ear, one white sock. Send a photo of each flank if the two sides differ, and check that first on the render: it's what we check first too.
Can you do two pets together?
Yes, on one base and at their true relative scale: that's what makes the scene believable. One set of photos per animal.
My cat never sits still. Which photos do I send?
One sharp photo of the head is enough to start, a second of the body helps with the coat pattern, and photos in motion, blurry included, work as a pose reference. Send them with the order: everything starts there.
Why is there no style or universe to choose here?
Because the question wouldn't mean anything. Asking for an art style for a dog is an artificial question that only existed because the form had a field to fill. There's one treatment, and it's faithful to the animal.
What if the render doesn't look like my pet?
One sentence changes it: the patch above the eye, ears that should flop, the tail up, the collar they never take off. You write down what's wrong, we redo it, and you only approve when it's them.
Can I be on the base with them?
Yes. That's the “1 person + 1 pet” format, on one shared base. Because it involves a person, it reopens the choice of style and universe: you and your dog in Christmas outfits, for instance.
Custom pet figurines, from your photos
Send a few photos. We check and correct every model before it prints. Nothing prints until you say yes.
Make mine2 revision rounds included · Nothing prints until you approve it
