Snowman Monster Sculpted In Nomad #3dprinting #3dmodeling #3dart
by SKS Props
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What this video covers
The creator shares a personal side project: a two-headed snowman monster digitally sculpted in Nomad Sculpt on an iPad and printed at large scale on a Bambu Lab printer. The short clip offers a glimpse into the design process for those curious about iPad-based 3D sculpting as a pipeline for physical Halloween and holiday props. Future episodes will cover sanding, painting, and adding snow scenery to finish the piece. A free STL file is planned for release once the build is complete.
Key takeaways
- ◆Nomad Sculpt on iPad is presented as an accessible alternative to ZBrush for character sculpting
- ◆The monster snowman was printed at 400% scale in PLA on a Bambu Lab H2S
- ◆Finishing steps — sanding, painting, and scenic snow — are planned for follow-up videos
- ◆Creator intends to release the STL file for free after completion
Who this is for
Makers and Halloween prop builders curious about using iPad sculpting apps as a beginner-friendly entry point into designing and 3D printing original creature props.
Tools mentioned
- • Nomad Sculpt (iPad app)
- • Bambu Lab H2S 3D printer
Materials mentioned
- • PLA filament
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