LIMITED-RUN SCULPTURE
Limited Edition Cliffside Figure on Monolith Base
A dramatic cliffside figure produced as a limited-run display piece with a brass-filled figure, earth-tone monolith, and artist-applied finish.

PROJECT
Limited-run sculpture
SCALE
Approx. 12 inches
MATERIALS
Brass-fill + earth tone
FINISH
Artist-applied patina
DIGITAL FORM, PHYSICAL PRESENCE
A small sculpture with a monumental silhouette.
This limited-run sculpture features a figure standing on a large rock monolith in a dramatic cliffside pose. The finished piece stands approximately 12 inches tall, with a 6-inch figure above a 6-inch base.
A brass metal-filled filament gives the figure its sculptural character, while a brown earth-tone filament establishes the rock base. Together, the materials separate the figure from the landscape before final finishing.

BUILT FOR ARTIST FINISHING
The print creates the form. The patina creates the final voice.
The sculpture was planned as a multi-part, large-format print so the figure and monolith could each be produced in the material best suited to the design. The assembly was prepared for display, photography, and the final artist-applied finish.
These photographs document one piece from the limited run before its custom patina and finishing touches. That finishing stage gives each sculpture its own character while preserving the shared digital form.
PROJECT DETAILS
The project at a glance
Project highlights
- Approximately 12 inches tall
- Brass metal-filled filament figure
- Brown earth-tone rock base
- Artist-applied patina and finishing touches
- Limited-run collectible display piece
Specifications
- Final Height: Approximately 12 inches
- Figure: Approximately 6 inches
- Base: Approximately 6-inch rock monolith
- Materials: Brass-filled figure and earth-tone base
- Finish: Artist-applied patina and finishing touches
- Construction: Multi-part 3D print
- Use: Presentation, photography, and display
DESIGNED FOR THE REAL WORLD
A display-ready form artists can make their own.
Physical models let artists and collectors judge proportion, silhouette, material, and presence in a way a digital rendering cannot. They can also support presentation, photography, and decisions before a wider production run.
For this cliffside figure, the printed structure provided a consistent base for the limited edition while leaving room for the hand-applied patina and final surface character.

PROJECT GALLERY
Material, silhouette, and finish working together







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