Them, in their own kit
A player sculpted from photos in their real club colours, for a milestone, a birthday or a send off.
Your idea, made real
A hundredth game, a last season, a first rep jersey, or a grandchild who lives for Saturday mornings. A figurine of them in their own kit marks it in a way a framed jersey does not. It works for any sport with a recognisable kit and pose: rugby, netball, cricket, football, hockey and plenty more.
Sports figures are mostly about the pose. A goal kicker's stance or a bowler's delivery is instantly recognisable to anyone who has watched them play, so we build the figure from an action photo of the person doing it, with the face sculpted from clearer photos.
The kit is sculpted from photos of the real one, then painted in the club colours: hoops, stripes, socks and the number on the back. In the right colours a figure reads as their team from across the room, with no need for a logo.
You see renders before anything is printed and can ask for changes. A figure caught mid kick or mid jump needs support, so the pose and the base are planned together.
The quote comes back with a lead time before you commit. Milestone games and prizegivings fall on fixed dates, so put the real one in the form and we will tell you honestly whether it can be met.
Only where the club is happy for it to be used. Most figures look right without one, because the colours and the hoops or stripes carry it.
Yes. Our mascot and awards page covers making one design as a batch, and a figure of each player can be quoted the same way.
Yes. Match photos are often enough for the kit and the pose, and a clear face from a team or family photo does the rest. We will tell you if there is enough to work from.
A figurine of yourself from photos, in your own clothes, your work gear or your favourite outfit.
Your school mascot as small hand-painted figurines, given as prizegiving awards, one design or a series.
A natural, true-to-life figurine of a person from photos, with real proportions rather than a big head.
The birthday person sculpted from photos for their 21st, doing the thing they are known for.