Strange Funko

A pint-sized sorcerer caught mid-spell, hair and cloak streaming in an unseen wind. This is a chibi, Funko-style collectible: an oversized round head perched on a small stubby body with short planted legs, styled so the whole silhouette leans into motion. The show-stopper is the mane — thick, ropey tendrils of hair (or a wind-caught cloak) that flare dramatically off to one side in flame-like curls, lending a static figure a real sense of drama. Two soft round cheek forms and pared-back features keep it squarely in cute-caricature territory rather than realism. It is built to sit on a shelf, desk or display cabinet beside other stylised vinyl-style figures — a quick, characterful print for anyone who loves the mystic-hero archetype. Print notes • Resin (SLA/DLP) is the way to go here; the fine flowing hair and small facial forms turn mushy in most FDM setups. • Those sweeping tendrils are big overhangs — support them generously underneath and orient the head so the hair drapes downward off the build plate. • Hollow the body and add a drain hole to save resin and cut suction on the plate. • Print it small (a classic 10–12cm 'pop' height) or scale up for a statement piece; prime, then paint the hair and body in contrasting tones to sell the movement.