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Sculpture · 21 / Pinoke

Pinoke

Different from everything else on this page.

All sculpture

Pinoke is different from everything else on this page.

RoleConcept, Sculpt, Art Direction
MediumDigital sculpture
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Why he exists

I started sculpting him while my mom was sick in the hospital. Growing up, she called me “Pinocchio,” or “Pinoke” for short, and I wanted to make this goofy little version of the character as a gift for her.

I was working on him while she was sick as a way of making something for her and letting her know I was thinking about her.

I didn’t get to finish him before she passed.

Finishing him

Afterward, I went back and completed the sculpture, then 3D printed him and turned him into an actual working puppet.

He’s become a very small, very strange and very sweet reminder of her.

And probably one of the most meaningful things I’ve ever made.

PersonalPuppet3D printTurntable
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Need something built in the round?

Let’s make it