Overview Link to section: Overview
I printed a red Jad figure and made a hand-painted dagger based on the game RuneScape.
The figure keeps a single red color, while the dagger uses separate colors for the blade, guard, and grip.
Jad figure Link to section: Jad figure
Jad is the game character represented by the figure. The print has a faceted body (made up of flat, angular surfaces), spread legs, horns, and an open mouth.
Its angular shape works well as a single-color print, with the red material and visible print layers giving it texture.
Painted dagger Link to section: Painted dagger
I painted the dagger with a red blade, green tip, gray guard, and brown handle.
The colors follow the edges of each part, so the blade and handle stand apart even though they share the same printed texture.
It is a decorative display prop.
Shape and paint Link to section: Shape and paint
I used two different finishing approaches:
- Jad: most of its appearance comes from the shape itself.
- Dagger: paint does more of the work to separate its surfaces.
Both approaches also show up in my Rust prop collection.
Game inspiration Link to section: Game inspiration
These are RuneScape fan pieces. My work is the printing and finishing; the character and item designs come from the game.
FAQ
Which RuneScape pieces are shown?
The collection includes a red Jad figure and a hand-painted dagger.
Is the dagger a usable tool?
It is a decorative display prop.
Did Devan create the game designs?
The character and item designs come from RuneScape. Devan's work is the physical printing and finishing.
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