Christmas 3D Layered Designs
I have been working hard in the last month and didn't have time to post, so today I got a little time to share with you what I have been doing in this time.
I have been designed 3D Layered Cut files for the people who own a cutting machine. The designs are in vector formats like Ai, Eps, SVG, DXF, PDF, and their machine can read some of those formats and be able to cut them from different materials like Plywood, Cardstock, Acrylic, etc.
The presentations are a combination of different software like Blender, Maverick Studio, and Photoshop.
Some of the previews have a background photo as a backplate to improve the realism.
Let's start with some cute gingerbread that has been really popular in my market
Then my clients suggested making some Christmas trees also so they can build like a tiny village :)
You also need a sleigh :)) So I designed a sleigh that doesn't need connections, layers are just glued together and the more middle layers it has the wider the sleigh would be
Then I designed a Christmas Village that you can hang on your wall like a painting
Then my clients asked me for some spiritual ornaments
Here is a nice angel ornament, some of the versions can stand and some you can hang in your tree
And of course Nativity Scene
And some Christmas Magic Keys
Some behind the scene screenshots :)
The cut files are simple vectors that are made in a certain way so they can be easily cut with a laser machine-like Glowforge, CO2, and others or with a Cricut or Silhouette machine if you cut it from cardstock
To create my presentations I transform the SVG files into a 3D model using BLENDER 3D
Then I export the 3D Model and I use Maverick Studio Render to Render my final Images
If you have a cutting machine and you want to cut it yourself you can purchase the files from my shop: Pixaroma Shop
Thank you
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