VAMPIRE SURF 3D PRINTS
Custom 3D-printed art pieces, made one at a time, for collectors. Designed, printed, finished, signed and numbered by one pair of hands in Hollywood, California.
A body of work, not a catalog. Every piece below came off one printer, by hand. Pieces marked Original are my own designs — commissions open. Pieces marked Showcase are examples of the craft — studies, gifts and personal pieces shown so you can see what the bench can do.
Showcase In the Works
The flagship: a horned skull relief printed in glow-in-the-dark filament, cracks hand-painted dark so the light lives in the bone. First of the infinity shadowbox line.
Showcase Big Version Planned
A small test of the horned rider — the silhouette read clean at mini scale. The big version is coming.
Original Big Version Planned
My own character — a small white owl boy with X eyes and a stitched grin, nested in black thorns on a puzzle cube. Original art, start to finish.
Original Character Finished
The hooded one — cape, bandolier, blade and gun — title entity of my next film, printed big in black. He stands exactly as menacing as drawn.
Showcase Finished
A hunter's bust — face, mandibles, armor and shoulder cannon all reading true. Part of a gift build: bust high in a shadow box, an oversized blaster below.
Showcase Finished
A crouched biomech on a rock base — and the long segmented tail arc came through in one piece. The hard part, landed.
Showcase Big Version Planned
Teeth row, sockets and jaw resolved clean at miniature scale. A bigger rex is on the bench list.
Original Line Series Open
Printed at true life size — 1:1, no scaling up. The anchor of the True-Scale Skull Cabinet: animal skulls at their natural sizes, where the scale itself is the signature.
Original Big Build Planned
My favorite of my own designs: the winged vessel, asymmetric by design — one wing full-feathered, one bare. The big build scales the wings to the full print bed, then the car to match.
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Showcase Registry Piece No. 1
The origin piece: the first successful print this bench ever made, and the one the whole line grew from. Gloss black-green, wings spread, on his round base. Drag the photo — all eight angles, shot on the bench turntable.
Material: Dual-color silk PLA, black/green · Print: 5 h 42 min · 104.46 g · Registry: VS-0001
Original Redesign Filed
The Vampire Surf emblem, in the flesh: a black demon descending out of a black cloud — reimagined on lightning-bolt supports, striking the ground as he lands.
Original Character Flagship Redo
My lead — the hooded one with the oscillator mouth. He gets the flagship treatment: printed on a base, cape as its own tailored part, bigger. Nothing less.
Original Cast Run Coming
First of the Hallowbrook Elementary cast, printed as art pieces — my own characters from the Horror Kids show, every one of them headed for the shelf.
Showcase Redo Queued
A skull-headed boar with a spine mohawk — and a support-war veteran. His redo runs the hybrid support recipe his first run taught the bench.
Showcase One-Off Gift
A full custom chess set — serpent pawns in white and black, olive royals, a dragon — designed, printed and finished by one pair of hands. Not a product. Proof.
Storage base: PETG · Pieces: hand-finished · Lives: Indoors
Showcase Personal Collection
Museum-style portrait reliefs of music legends — Ritchie Valens first, a RockWalk replica in progress, more queuing behind them. Proof the machine can do faces.
Vampire Kissed
a vapor-gloss finish
Our in-between finish: a light vapor pass melts the layer lines away and leaves a polished, cast sheen. ASA & ABS only — and the skull cabinet wears it best.
Every piece names what it's made of — and every shipped piece carries its spec card in the box. Where a piece lives matters as much as how it looks.
The display classic
The tough everyday
The outdoor king
The heat handler
Not sure which material your idea wants? That's what the commission conversation is for — the right plastic for where the piece will live.
Bring me your idea. Commissions are the front door of Vampire Surf — custom pieces made for collectors, never mass-produced.
Typical turnaround 3–5 days, quoted per piece. Rush available at +50%, subject to the one-printer queue. Second identical piece: design fee waived, print at −25%.
| Desk & mini pieces (to ~4") | from $25 |
| Relief plaque of your art or photo (7–8") | $65 |
| Custom figure / statue — 7" | from $75 |
| Custom figure / statue — 10" | from $110 |
| Print your file (your STL) | from $25 |
| Design — relief from your art or photo | $25 flat |
| Design — custom, from your idea | from $50 |
Hand-painting (wet-sanded, hand-finished Tier 2 work) is available on commission — order-only, quoted with your piece.
Glow-in-the-Dark Aztec Death Whistle — $25
Material: Glow PETG · Finish: As-printed, always · Sound-tested before it ships
One deliberate exception to the one-at-a-time rule: a small, sound-tested Aztec death whistle in glow filament, in a brown kraft cube box. The scream of the ancient world, charged by your lamp. Everything else on this page is a one-off. This one is the cash engine — order it by email, same as everything else.
From the old novels & folklore — never from a movie. The whistle is growing a family: every monster whistle is built on the same proven, sound-tested whistle, wearing an original Vampire Surf face. In the works: The Count · Shelley's Monster · The Bride · The Howler · The Lagoon Fish-Man. No copies. No costumes. Ours.
Every print, born on camera. Short timelapses from the bench — watch a piece rise out of the plate, layer by layer.
Vampire Surf 3D Prints is one artist in Hollywood, California — self-taught, hands-on, and stubborn about one thing: a printed piece should carry the mark of its maker.
Every numbered piece is signed and serial-numbered — the serial recessed into the base, the signature set in its own well, both ink-filled by hand — and recorded in a permanent registry that is never reused or reissued. Each numbered piece ships with a provenance card matched to its serial. Replacement pieces are marked REPLACEMENT. No print farm does this. That's the point.
The work runs from hand-drawn foundations to finished objects — original characters, relief plaques, true-scale skulls, glow work — plus a running series taking an idea from a hand sketch to a printed miniature on camera. Commissions are the front door: bring an idea, get a piece that exists exactly once.
An artist, not a retailer. Custom pieces, for collectors.