↓ a new thing from larrydojo

Describe
a thing.
We print it.

Type what's in your head. AI drafts it. A real person reviews it. You approve before we print. Then we ship it to your door.

1
Prompt & email
2
AI render proof
3
Human reviews & ships
Real prints ↓
Copper steampunk robot figure with blue eyes and a riveted body, hand-painted.
Steam · #043
Pumpkin-headed character with green legs and big white eyes, hand-painted.
Patch · #051
Two Dick Tracy 'The Blank' figures, faceless characters in black trench coats and fedoras.
Blank · #062
// shipped this week
↓ start here

Tell us
what to make.

One line, one paragraph, or a half-formed napkin sketch in words. Watch the AI render it live on the right — then a real person at the studio takes it from there.

// New Print Order v1.1 · live preview
// follow-up + order details land here
↓ humans iterate with you Your first edit is on the house. AI drafts the concept; a real person reviews it within 24 hours.
// keep it simple — AI does the work
Reference image ↗ got a picture? drop it in
↑ Tap to attach a sketch or photo // jpg, png, webp · up to 5MB
// helps the AI nail what you have in mind
try one →

// ~10 seconds · no charge · by submitting you agree we'll email you about your request

↓ real prints, real customers

Pulled from
the workbench.

Every figure on this page is a hand-finished print from a customer prompt. No stock photos, no renders pretending to be physical objects.

▶ Watch · the build
"The Blank" · Dick Tracy '90
Original
Pumpkin-headed character with skinny green legs and big white eyes.
Patch · pumpkin creature
Original
Copper steampunk robot with riveted body and blue glass eyes.
Steamrick · copper bot
Original
Garden gnome with green helmet, white beard, blue vest, holding a coffee cup and umbrella.
Major · the gnome
Original
Silver-armored figure with a green stone-textured face mask.
Verde · silver knight
Public domain
Two Dick Tracy 'The Blank' figures, faceless in black coats and hats.
Blank · two scales
↓ the four-step loop

From prompt
to print.

No quotes. No back-and-forth on email. No surprises. The full process, end to end.

01
// 30 seconds

Describe it

Tell us what you want in plain English. Our AI tightens the prompt — adds dimensions, fixes contradictions, flags anything we can't print.

02
// ~10 seconds

AI drafts the concept

The AI generates a concept image from the cleaned prompt. You see it right here on the page and get a copy in your inbox.

03
// within 24 hours

A human reviews

A real person at the studio reviews your concept, sanity-checks what's printable, and emails back with pricing, edits, or questions. The first edit is on us.

04
// 5–7 days

Print & ship

We print on a calibrated FDM machine, hand-clean it, and ship to your door. Tracking lands in your inbox.

↓ why this exists

Custom 3D prints
shouldn't take
a 3D artist.

Most custom 3D services need you to upload an STL or hire a modeler. We took that whole step out.

⚡

No 3D skills required

If you can describe it, you can print it. The AI does the modeling work — a real person sanity-checks it before anything ships.

✓

Proof before you pay

You see the AI concept here — and a human reviews it next — before any plastic gets melted. No guessing, no wasted prints.

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Edit until it's right

Don't like the proof? Use your free AI refine, or hand it off to our humans. The first edit is on the house — most prompts settle in two passes.

↓ honest answers

The questions
we keep getting.

What does it cost?

Pricing depends on size, material, and complexity. Most desk-sized prints land between $35 and $90, including the AI render and one round of edits.

You'll see the price along with the proof, before you approve. No charge until you say go.

How long until I get it?

The AI concept lands on screen in about 10 seconds and in your inbox right after. A real person follows up within 24 hours with pricing and next steps. Once you approve, most prints ship in 5–7 business days. Bigger or more detailed pieces can run longer; we'll tell you up front.

What if the proof looks wrong?

You get one free AI refine on the spot — just type what to tweak. If that still isn't quite right, hand it off to a human and we'll get it dialed in over email. First human edit is included; subsequent edits are a small flat fee. Most prompts get to "yes" in one or two rounds.

If after a few tries the AI just can't render what you're picturing, we'll refund anything you've paid and explain why. Some things are hard for current 3D AI — fine text, very thin parts, or highly mechanical assemblies.

Can I sell what you print for me?

For your own original prompts: yes. You own the print and the model file. We'll send the source files along with the physical object on request.

For prompts that reference copyrighted characters or branded IP — we'll flag those at the validation step and redirect you toward something original. The legal landscape on AI-generated work is real, and we don't want either of us in it.