Mascot figurines for prizegiving
Your school mascot as a small hand-painted figurine. An award students keep long after the certificate is lost.
Your idea, made real
A certificate gets filed. A small figurine of the school mascot goes on a shelf and stays there. We have had this request through our quote form, for end-of-term and end-of-year prizegiving, so here is how it works for one design or a whole series.
We sculpt the mascot once from your artwork, agree the look with you through renders, and then pose it for each award: holding a ball, a book, a paintbrush, a trophy. The face, colours and proportions stay identical across the series, so the set looks like it belongs together.
Every figure is printed in resin and hand painted in the school colours.
Once the designs exist, next year is a print rather than a new sculpt. Most schools give the same awards every year, and that is where a set like this comes into its own.
Prizegiving dates are set well in advance, which makes them easy to plan for. The quote comes back within one working day with a lead time. Sculpting the series is the slow part and it is only done once.
Yes. A series of poses, one per award category, is a natural fit. The mascot is sculpted once and posed for each, so the set stays consistent.
Around 10cm suits an award and a shelf. Smaller is possible, but the fine detail in the face and anything the mascot is holding is the first thing to go, and you see that on the renders before anything is printed.
Yes. Once the designs are approved, a reorder is a print rather than a new sculpt.
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