
Muffin Rhinoceros
A rhino built like a bakery treat. The drawing gave it a rounded muffin-top back, so the sculpt kept the exaggerated volume instead of correcting it into a realistic animal.
Examples from real orders
Every figure below started as an original drawing or a photo of a real person. No two are alike, because no two drawings are. Browse the characters, then upload the one sitting in your own drawing pile.


A rhino built like a bakery treat. The drawing gave it a rounded muffin-top back, so the sculpt kept the exaggerated volume instead of correcting it into a realistic animal.

Oversized paws, a cape two sizes too small and a very serious expression. Multi-colour printing keeps the original crayon palette intact.

A hand-drawn knight with a lopsided shield. Sword and shield are printed as part of the pose so nothing snaps off during play.

Every panel of this robot was a different colour on paper, so the print was laid out in colour bands to match the drawing line for line.

Drawn as a birthday present for a grandmother. Shown here next to the original artwork it came from.

Hair, dress and shoes each print in their own filament colour, which is how a flat drawing keeps its personality in three dimensions.

Not every keepsake starts on paper. A Selfie Figurine begins with a photo of a real person, capturing the pose and outfit.

A classroom set printed together. Schools, teams and events can order in volume, with the best pricing from 100 figures.
Upload a clear photo of the drawing, review the preview render, and we’ll sculpt, print and ship a one-of-a-kind figure.