Everyday objects
A place for the little things
A desk organiser shaped around the things you use, and the space you have.
Other activities
3D Printing
From a digital model to something you can hold.
A useful object, a personal detail or an idea you want to explore. Tell me what you have in mind for a 3D print.
Layer by layer. An illustrated look at how an object takes shape.
Small objects. Useful possibilities.
Every print starts with a purpose. These illustrative concepts show a few starting points for a conversation.
Display pieces
A shape with character
A small sculptural object to explore shape, texture and the character of printed layers.
Models & miniatures
An idea, at a smaller scale
An architectural study that makes proportion and form easier to see from every side.
Illustrations are concept examples, not photographs of completed work or a catalogue of products for sale.
Curiosity, in another dimension.
I’m Ciprian Stănilă. Alongside photography, I enjoy understanding how things work and exploring ideas through 3D modelling.
Have a model already, or simply an object in mind? Start with what you want it to do. We can discuss the shape, size and details before deciding on the next step.
Start with an idea.
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Tell me what you have in mind
Describe the object, what it will be used for and its approximate size. A link to a model or reference is helpful if you have one.
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Work through the details
We can discuss whether the idea is suitable for printing, along with the material, finish and quantity it may need.
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Agree on the next step
The scope, cost and timing should be clear before a print goes ahead. Start with an enquiry through the contact form.
What would you like to make?
Tell me about your idea through the contact form. Mention “3D printing” and include any useful dimensions or reference links.