Real studio footage
Storm Skull · Viking Waves
From 3D printing to a gilded finish
The footage follows the same skull: the print with supports still attached, a hand working on the ornamental finish, then the finished piece from several angles.
Watch the studio process ↓Print · finish · result
How the Storm Skull takes shape
This edit speeds up the original studio footage. The printing, detail finishing and finished-object shots are genuine.
Gold catches the raised edges while darker recesses keep the design legible. As the object turns, the wave pattern becomes visible from different angles.
Look closely
Three things makers can notice
- In the printing shot, supports hold up several sculpted areas: identify delicate lines before removing them.
- During finishing, the hand follows raised details. Compare dark recesses with highlighted edges to see how the waves become readable.
- Look from the front and side: the motifs wrap around the skull and read differently as it turns.
Three stages in pictures
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