Horror Planter STL Design
Budget: $30 – $250 USD
I’m putting together a small series of horror themed planters—think unsettling but stylish enough to sit on a coffee table or office desk. I need a 3D artist who can take that vibe and turn it into a printable model with a custom, organic shape rather than a simple round or square shell.
Characters like Michael, Jason, pennywise, ghostface, leather face, terrifier
What I’ll provide
• Basic dimensional limits (max 150 mm in any direction) so it fits most standard printers.
What I need from you
• A complete, watertight STL ready for FDM printing, plus the editable source file from your preferred software (Blender, ZBrush, Fusion 360—your call).
• Internal cavity sized for a small succulent or cactus and a discreet drainage hole.
• Exterior details that sell the “modern creepy” concept—subtle textures, asymmetry, maybe a slight illusion of movement, but nothing too cartoonish or overtly gothic.
• Wall thickness and overhangs that make sense for typical PLA printing without exotic supports.
Review & hand-off
I’ll do a quick test print on an Bambu p1s If the geometry slices cleanly in bambu and prints without major support failures, we’re good. A minor tweak round is built into the job if needed.
Looking forward to seeing how you translate “modern creepy” into a unique centerpiece planter.
Characters like Michael, Jason, pennywise, ghostface, leather face, terrifier
What I’ll provide
• Basic dimensional limits (max 150 mm in any direction) so it fits most standard printers.
What I need from you
• A complete, watertight STL ready for FDM printing, plus the editable source file from your preferred software (Blender, ZBrush, Fusion 360—your call).
• Internal cavity sized for a small succulent or cactus and a discreet drainage hole.
• Exterior details that sell the “modern creepy” concept—subtle textures, asymmetry, maybe a slight illusion of movement, but nothing too cartoonish or overtly gothic.
• Wall thickness and overhangs that make sense for typical PLA printing without exotic supports.
Review & hand-off
I’ll do a quick test print on an Bambu p1s If the geometry slices cleanly in bambu and prints without major support failures, we’re good. A minor tweak round is built into the job if needed.
Looking forward to seeing how you translate “modern creepy” into a unique centerpiece planter.
Related categories:
3D Rendering
3ds Max
3D Modelling
3D Animation
3D Design
3D Printing
Blender
Fusion 360