Goblin with lantern

The goblins are the new gnome!

Forget the gnomes with rounded bellies and rosy cheeks! The goblins are here to stay!

In your pots, on your shelves, in the garden, between two books, on your desk, in your cupboard, in the cookie cabinet... They can be anywhere!

This goblin is not afraid of the dark! There's no dark enough night his lantern can't lit.

Note: there're two models, one solid, the other one with holes to wire a led into the lantern. At this size, the holes are 3,2mm in diameter, so it's pretty thight. Use a thin wire like stripped ethernet cables or something like that. If you print it bigger, problem's gone too. As it's hard to drive the wire from wrist to the heel, there's a hole in the middle. (yes, I meant to do that) from the elbow to the waist. This was done to help place the wire easier as I had problems hiding the bend inside the body, the wire would just hit the bend and wouldn't go deeper. So now it's easier, but a small part of the wire will be on the outside. You can paint it over or use a bit of putty to cover the hole.

One of a series of several goblins, it is very scalable (it has a lot of detail, don't trust my prints, I do them in a hurry to test at 0.2 because I am very impatient, and I don't sand them or anything...

I make sketches, I improve them with AI to add details and depth (if I tried to convert my sketches to 3D it would be an abstract painting!) and I use another AI to pop them into 3D... Then I fix the small defects by correcting what is necessary (more or less fingers, little things like that...)