Saint Michael Medallion| Relief Sculpting at Its Finest This is not a pendant. This is a

Saint Michael Medallion| Relief Sculpting at Its Finest This is not a pendant. This is aSaint Michael Medallion| Relief Sculpting at Its Finest This is not a pendant. This is a

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Saim Khaliq

• Apr 26

Saint Michael Medallion| Relief Sculpting at Its Finest

This is not a pendant. This is a miniature sculpture you can wear.

A full circular medallion featuring Saint Michael the Archangel defeating the serpent, every feather, every figure, every wave of movement captured in high-relief 3D CAD. The kind of detail that makes people stop and look twice once it's cast in metal.

What went into this:

→ Full figurative scene sculpted in high relief → Intricate detailing, wings, armor, serpent, landscape → Clean circular frame with integrated bail → Thin, wearable profile as seen in the side views → Casting-ready file with exceptional surface depth

This is where jewelry CAD becomes fine art.

DM me if you have a medallion, coin, or relief piece you want brought to life.

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Jerry Quartz

• May 4

I've been working on a 3D render of Mac Miller's iconic mirror used in the album artwork for "The Divine Feminine". I wanted to challenge myself to make close up renders in Blender to accompany a different camera angle that I'm deciding to animate. I'm torn because I LOVE the depth of field on the flowers, but I wonder if it might be too much. What are your thoughts?