Christmas orders are open — a limited number of spots
Send a photo of the painting on your fridge. We sculpt it, 3D print it and hand-paint it, then ship the finished keepsake to your door — a solid object, made from a piece of paper.
Four steps. You handle the first one; we handle the rest.
Photograph any painting, doodle or collage on your phone and send it over. Crayon scribbles are as welcome as finished pieces.
A digital sculpt built to match the original — the odd proportions, the extra legs, the choices only your child would have made.
Printed layer by layer, sanded smooth, then painted by hand to the colours on the page. The printer gets the shape; the brush does the rest.
Packed with the original artwork photo and sent anywhere in Canada, ready to stand on a shelf for the next twenty years.
The original artwork sits in every photo. Nothing here was redesigned or cleaned up.
Marker stripes matched line for line, wings printed thin enough to catch light.
A ballpoint scribble on purple paper. Teeth, spikes and crown, exactly as drawn.
Every dot and spiral hand-painted — roughly nine hours at the desk.
Pencil-crayon simple, and none the worse for it. This is where most orders begin.
A graphite sketch turned into a jointed 25 cm figure that stands on its own tracks.
Torn paper shapes read as a face once they are solid. Collages sculpt beautifully.
Every stripe and square painted by hand at the studio bench, beside the drawing it came from.
A loose crayon drawing, sculpted exactly as it was scribbled — right down to the wire-thin details.
Because of the number of orders we're receiving, every piece takes 6–8 weeks — we design, print, polish and hand-paint each one individually.
Every figure is printed in non-toxic PLA. It's made to be looked at and enjoyed rather than played with roughly, since some details are delicate.
Every keepsake is designed, printed and hand-painted right here in Kitchener, Ontario.
Each figure is sculpted from scratch and painted by hand, so price follows size and detail rather than a catalogue. Shipping within Canada is quoted with your order.
Almost anything. A two-minute crayon monster, a careful painting, a paper collage, a teenager's detailed character sheet — all of it sculpts. Bold outlines and clear colours help, but we have worked from far vaguer pages than that. Send a flat, well-lit photo and we will tell you honestly what will read well in three dimensions.
At this time, because of the high number of orders we have received, the estimated delivery time is 6 to 8 weeks. We treat every order as its own project: we study the submitted drawing closely and build multiple 3D designs from different angles to find the best model for printing. After printing, polishing and hand-painting are just as important to the final result. Given our current workload, this full process takes approximately 6 to 8 weeks per order.
Not yet — for now we ship across Canada only, so we can keep packing and handling under our own control. If you are elsewhere, write to us and we will let you know when that changes.
Every figure is printed in PLA, a plant-based plastic that is safe and non-toxic for children. That said, these are made for display and enjoyment rather than active play — some pieces include small or delicate details, like wings, antennae or tails, that could injure a child if handled roughly. We recommend displaying it somewhere small hands can see easily but not reach.
Something else on your mind? Write to hello@pocketsculpt.com — a real person answers.
Christmas 2026
One studio, two hands, one figure at a time — which is why Christmas spots are capped. Early waitlist places carry the December 18 delivery guarantee; after those fill, we'll quote honestly on timing.
Waitlist — no payment now
Tell us about the drawing and we'll come back with a size, a price and a date before anything is charged.
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