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I’ve been experimenting with turning real places into miniature worlds.

This one was inspired by Tup Tup Island in Thailand and made for someone who wanted to capture the memory of their proposal there.

I used layered resin for the water, real sand for the shoreline, and tiny 3D printed details to recreate the island as closely as I could.

Still trying to improve the shoreline transitions and water depth effects, but I’m happy with how this version turned out.

A US client approached us with a very meaningful idea, he wanted to preserve his Thailand proposal memory in the form of a functional resin clock. The piece was inspired by a beautiful proposal moment at Tup Island, Thailand, and we tried to recreate it as closely as possible based on the reference photo he shared with us.
From the island details to the couple’s miniature figures, every little element was carefully handcrafted with attention to detail. Thoda challenging tha, but also one of the most special pieces we’ve worked on.
There’s something really beautiful about turning a precious memory into a functional art piece, something you can cherish every single day.
Happy to answer any questions about the process, materials, pricing, or custom orders, feel free to ask us.

Just took the plunge and started my resin art properly. Pehle sirf Instagram tak limited tha, but thought of getting some real feedback here.

I 3D printed the Krishna Ji figure to get those really sharp, realistic details, and then used epoxy resin for the multi-layered lotus pond effect.

Just took the plunge and started my resin art business properly. Pehle sirf Instagram tak limited tha, but thought of getting some real business feedback here.

I 3D printed the Krishna Ji figure to get those really sharp, realistic details, and then used epoxy resin for the multi-layered lotus pond effect.