Studio story

One Bench, Every Figure

The making process, artists, and edition rules behind every FORMA figure.

How a figure is made

Sculpt

Every figure starts as a clay or digital maquette on one desk. Nothing enters casting until the silhouette reads from three meters away.

Cast

Polystone, resin, or vinyl in batches of fifty. Molds are logged, counted, and retired when the edition closes. No re-pulls, ever.

Finish

Base coats by airbrush, mask lines by one brush. Each piece passes the same bench twice before its number is engraved.

Airbrush bench with masked figure parts

The ledger is public before the window opens.

Edition sizes are announced with the drop, claimed counts update live, and closed runs are never recast. Your number on the base plate stays yours.

The artists

  • Rin OkabeCharacter sculpts, paint direction
  • Hana LieuChibi and art toy line
  • Mikael SundCreature sculpts, translucent casting
  • FORMA Mecha BureauFrame engineering, articulation

One email per drop.

The sculpt, the edition size, and the exact time the claim window opens. Shipping notes and returns run through the same desk.

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