Phoenix Guardian Pot

96 downloads · 9 months ago · Phoenix Guardian Pot – Mythic Decorative Container Bring legendary elegance into your collection wi

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Phoenix Guardian Pot – Mythic Decorative Container

Bring legendary elegance into your collection with the Phoenix Guardian Pot, a design that combines function with fantasy. Featuring a sculpted phoenix rising along the side and curling into the handle, this bowl is perfect for storing jewelry, keepsakes, dice, or other small treasures.

The model is designed for support-free printing, with detailed feather and flame motifs that stand out beautifully once painted. Print at your preferred scale to create anything from a tabletop display piece to a functional storage container.

This unique design celebrates rebirth and resilience—the timeless spirit of the phoenix—making it a striking centerpiece for collectors, gamers, or anyone who loves mythical art brought to life through 3D printing.

Two versions available: Pot and Teapot (the Teapot includes a spout).

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Protopasta Copper Composite HTPLA on Monoprice Duplicator 6. Wire brushed finished print.
Followed Artist’s directions with colors, and method. Went too heavy with dry brushing gold, but okay with it.

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rmc5.florida8 months ago

Protopasta Copper Composite HTPLA on Monoprice Duplicator 6. Wire brushed finished print. Followed Artist’s directions with colors, and method. Went too heavy with dry brushing gold, but okay with it.

OXI STUDIOS8 months ago

Looks great. Thanks for sharing.

OXI STUDIOS8 months ago

I wouldn’t call myself an artist, but I paint animal portraits, lions, jaguars, and birds on canvas and board, and I’ve applied those techniques to 3D models. Painting really transforms them and boosts resale value, though not everyone enjoys painting. I don’t use a fixer; just a hair dryer on cool to avoid melting the PLA, and I always use a dry brush for highlights.

rmc5.florida8 months ago

I am not an artist like you. Did you apply a fixer to the base color prior to using the highlights? The interactive can be tricky to dry. I had imagined the pale gold first, fixed, then the brown madder, and wipe away the brown!

OXI STUDIOS8 months ago

Hi, I used Atelier Interactive Permanent Brown Madder (a rich red-brown) as the base color, and added highlights with Atelier Interactive Pale Gold to create a warm, worn effect.

rmc5.florida9 months ago

I deeply admire the finishing technique. Can you divulge the paint color?