Cars Carla

A smooth, stylised sculpture of the female form. This piece depicts a nude female torso — chest, waist and hips flowing together as one polished surface — combined with a few unexpected mechanical touches: disc-like spoked wheels and a rolled bar arranged around the shoulders, a nod to the automotive theme in the 'Cars Carla' name. The anatomy is simplified and rounded rather than finely detailed, giving a modern, abstract-sculpture feel rather than a lifelike figure. It is intended as a figurative art object — a shelf or cabinet display piece for someone who collects stylised human-form sculpture. Print notes: • Print the torso upright to keep the front face smooth; add supports beneath the overhanging chest and under the wheel discs. • Resin gives the cleanest glossy curves; on an FDM printer, use fine layers and expect to sand and prime for a seamless surface. • Orient the spoked wheels so the spokes run vertically, avoiding long unsupported bridges. • A matte primer with a single flat colour flatters the abstract shape more than realistic skin tones. Scale it down as a small desk curio or up as a larger statement art piece, depending on the shelf it is destined for.