I recently had the opportunity to work on a freelance project for Paulaner Spezi, where I was responsible for creating and preparing a 3D-printed trophy for a giveaway campaign.

The project involved working with a mix of client-provided assets and custom-built 3D elements. I modeled and refined additional components, then assembled and arranged everything into a cohesive final piece. The goal was to create a visually appealing and production-ready object that represents the brand while being suitable for physical fabrication.

A key part of the process was optimizing the model for 3D printing. I adapted the geometry specifically for the Bambu Lab P1S printer, ensuring proper scale, structural integrity, and printability. After preparation, I successfully printed the final trophy, which was later distributed to the winners of the campaign.

The entire workflow, from modeling and scene assembly to print optimization, was done using Autodesk Maya.

This project was a great blend of digital design and physical production, and it was exciting to see the final piece come to life as a tangible object.

Thanks for checking it out!