Artist Series Collection — 3D Printed Figurines

Browse 2,290 Unique Artist Series Designs

The Artist Series is the collection built around the designs 3DCentral prints from independent 3D designers and studios. Each listing is a finished physical piece printed at our farm in Laval, Quebec, while the sculpt comes from a designer outside 3DCentral. Printing a model locally does not mean the design originated in Quebec, and the collection is sorted by who designed a piece rather than by what it depicts.

Which studios are here

More than thirty independent studios are credited across the collection (33 named studios on 22 September 2026). ATRO and K3DPrint supply hybrid ducks such as the German Shepherd Duck and the Bald Eagle Duck; Arbiter Miniatures contributes tabletop pieces like the seven-piece Undead Skeleton Set and the Undead Minotaur Warrior; Triple G Workshop signs the Explorer Owl with its hat, cloak and staff; Printverse the Tiny Reindeer; Flexi Factory, TwistyPrints, STLFlix, Cinderwing3D, Gob3D, ArtFlex, Zou3D and M2Design cover articulated animals, dragons and character pieces. More than half of the pieces in this collection are catalogued without a named studio; where a credit is on record it appears as a Designed by line on the product page, and where there is no such line the designer is not on record.

What you will find

Because the filter is the designer rather than the subject, the mix is broad: an Apatosaurus articulated dinosaur next to a Mounted Knight miniature with a frogmouth helmet, a Sagittarius zodiac centaur beside a Labrador Retriever teddy bear, an Owl Gnome, a Triceratops Bunny, a Pekin Duck and a Grumpy Skeleton Ballerina keychain three-pack. If you already collect a subject, the ducks and articulated figurines categories narrow the same designs by shape; this collection is the place to browse by studio.

Attribution and rights

You are buying the finished object. That purchase does not include its digital model or permission to reproduce it, and the original-design plans 3DCentral offers do not cover community models: commercial printing permissions for these designs must be checked with the relevant rights holder. Our design provenance guide explains how to read a credit and what it does and does not grant.

Buying for display

Compare the silhouette, pose and visible details against the space you have. Height, width, depth and the footprint of the base are properties of the individual piece; ask for any measurement the product page does not give before buying for a narrow shelf or a cabinet. Material, finish and handling notes are specific to the product, not to the collection as a whole. Pieces are printed to order in PLA, so we make what is ordered rather than holding stock of hundreds of variants. These are decorative collectibles for teens and adults. Retailers seeking finished stock can use the wholesale inquiry to ask which products and quantities are eligible; physical resale and permission to manufacture copies are different questions. The new releases collection shows the latest additions across the whole shop, community and original designs alike.