SIZE & FINISH GUIDE

Matte white vs glossy white vs hand-painted 3D statues

The same photo-based design can have very different visual character depending on the chosen finish. Choose based on how you want the physical display piece to look, not on promises of photographic perfection.

Matte White: a clean sculptural look

Matte White presents the shape and silhouette without glossy reflections or full-colour painting. It is suited to people who prefer a neutral sculpture or want the form, pose and facial features to be the main focus.

Because it is a physical printed object, surface texture and printing details may still be visible on close inspection.

Glossy White: a polished monochrome look

Glossy White keeps the figurine in a single white tone but gives the surface a shinier visual finish. Reflections can make it feel more decorative when displayed on a desk or shelf.

Glossy does not mean a different pose or more facial accuracy. The underlying design is based on the same supplied references.

Hand Painted: colour from your references

With Hand Painted, the finished piece is manually painted with acrylic colours. It is the option for matching visible outfit colours, hair, skin tone and other design details from your photographs.

It is painted miniature work, not a photographic image wrapped around the model. Individual brush and surface details are part of this process.

Which size is right?

The standard choices are 10 cm, 15 cm and 20 cm total height including the base. Smaller pieces are compact, while larger ones provide more presence on display. Select the size alongside the finish in the live configurator. A [custom 3D statue](/) uses the same three sizes whether you order one person, a couple 3D miniature, or a family figurine.

Check the preview before production

After completing the prepaid order, you review a detailed digital 3D proof. This confirms the sculptural interpretation before manufacturing. Two revisions within the original brief are included; the selected finish determines how the final physical model is finished.