Ram-Horned Woman Bust

A horned woman lost in the moment, head tipped back to the light. This is a head-and-shoulders bust of a female figure crowned with long, curved ram horns that spiral down around her ears. Her hair is swept back off the brow, her eyes are closed and her lips parted, her chin lifted skyward in an expression somewhere between rapture and release. The neck and collarbones are modelled with real tension, and the sculpt continues down over a bare chest before cutting off cleanly on a small turned plinth, the classic gallery-bust format. It suits fantasy collectors and portrait-bust painters who want an expressive, slightly provocative statement piece for a mature display shelf, rather than a wargaming model. Print notes • Resin (SLA/DLP) is the right choice for the face, parted lips and horn spirals; the emotion in the piece lives in detail FDM tends to blur. • Print at 60-100mm on the plinth; add supports beneath the chin, the horn undersides and the underside of the chest overhang. • Hollow the bust and add a drain hole through the base to cut resin use and suction. • Prime in grey and use a soft skin-tone zenithal to keep the serene expression readable.