Avatar figure
Translate a full-body model, turnaround sheet, or screenshot into a display-scale figure with a clear pose.
Custom Creator Mascots · Global Commissions
Turn a VTuber, streamer mascot, PNGtuber, or original avatar into a custom physical display figure. Start with a character sheet, screenshots, or 2D artwork; a ready-made 3D model is not required. The commission is a physical, hand-painted figure, not a rigged streaming model.

Good fit
This route is for creators who want one carefully finished object for a desk, studio, event, fan milestone, or personal collection.
Translate a full-body model, turnaround sheet, or screenshot into a display-scale figure with a clear pose.
Build around the symbol, creature, prop, or companion that makes the channel recognisable.
Commission a one-off piece for a launch, anniversary, convention, or personal collection.
Brief
A model made for a screen may need a stronger pose, a stable base, clearer layers, or simplified details when it becomes an object.
Start with your character and the idea for the figure. When available, add the details that must stay exact, a target height, and pose or expression references. Base logos, companion props, and translucent effects can be assessed as part of the brief. The design and feasible finish are agreed before production.
Process
Progress photos keep the physical interpretation aligned with the creator's identity.
Confirm ownership or permission, references, scale, pose, base, finish, and intended use.
Translate the references into a stable sculptural design. For digital sculpting, review renders before fabrication; the proposal defines the approval checkpoints and revision scope.
Sculpt, prepare, paint, and finish the figure with progress photos at the agreed checkpoints.
Pack in custom suspension crating and ship worldwide via DHL Express or FedEx Priority with tracking.
See the work
The original-character figure shown above is part of the anime and manga portfolio. For another documented character finish, explore the Nezuko Kamado case study. These are examples of physical work, not a claim that every project used the same sculpting process.
Tell Charles which avatar you want to bring into three dimensions →
For Christmas 2026, creator figures share nine total full-commission slots with every other sculpture offer. A paid deposit reserves a place after the scope is confirmed.
Questions
No. A character sheet, 2D artwork, model screenshots, or turnaround views can start the discussion. Missing angles and details are resolved during the design stage. The deliverable is a physical display figure, not a digital avatar or rig.
Include those ideas in your brief, together with references and the target size. Logos, props, and translucent effects are assessed for fabrication and finish before they become part of the agreed scope.
For a digitally sculpted commission, you review sculpt renders before fabrication. The proposal defines the approval checkpoints and revision scope, with progress photos during the build and painting.
Yes, if you can provide usable screenshots, turnarounds, or reference images. The commission converts the design into a physical display piece.
Send the references and explain the intended use. One-off personal commissions and commercial releases have different rights requirements.
Quantity, licensing, production method, and schedule need a separate commercial scope. This page defaults to a one-off display figure.
Creator figure inquiry
Start with your name, email and a short idea. Charles replies personally with next steps and a private quote. References can follow.
Start with the model
Send the references, pose, scale, deadline, use, and destination. Luminary Studios will confirm whether the brief fits the studio queue.