FAQ

Free-standing sculptures are also known as "statues" or "sculptures in the round." They are designed to be viewed from all angles and can be placed on a pedestal or stand, or displayed directly on the ground. Unlike relief sculptures, which are designed to be viewed from a single angle, free-standing sculptures are meant to be seen as three-dimensional objects that can be walked around and examined from all sides. Most of our Products are free standing sculpture. Such as Astronaut Statue, Bear Statue, Girl Figurine, Resin Statue, Fiberglass Sculpture, Animal Sculpture, Desk Ornament, Floor Sculpture.

The cost of 3D wall art can vary widely depending on several factors such as the size of the artwork, the complexity of the design, the materials used, and the artist or vendor creating the piece.

A 3D wall painting is also known as a "3D mural," "3D wall art," or "3D street art." These paintings use a technique called trompe l'oeil, which means "deceive the eye" in French, to create the illusion of three-dimensional space on a flat surface. The effect is achieved through the use of shading, perspective, and other optical tricks that make the painting appear to "pop" off the wall or floor.

The method for attaching 3D wall panels to the wall will depend on the specific type of panel and the material of the wall. Here are some general guidelines:
1. Prepare the wall: Make sure the wall is clean, dry, and free from any debris. If the wall is painted, you may need to sand it lightly to create a rough surface for the adhesive to grip.
2. Measure and mark the panel placement: Use a level to mark the placement of the panels on the wall, ensuring that they are straight and even.
3. Apply the adhesive: Apply a strong adhesive such as construction adhesive or silicone adhesive to the back of the panel using a caulking gun or similar tool. Apply the adhesive in a zig-zag pattern, making sure to cover the edges and corners of the panel.
4. Attach the panel: Press the panel firmly onto the wall, starting from the top and working your way down. Make sure the panel is level and flush with the wall.
5. Secure the panel: If the panel is large or heavy, you may need to use screws or nails to secure it to the wall. You can also use mounting brackets or clips to attach the panel to the wall.
6. Repeat for additional panels: If you are installing multiple panels, repeat the process for each one, making sure to leave a small gap between each panel for expansion and contraction.

We have some figurine ornaments for your reference, such as: Miniature Bear Figurine, Butterfly Elegant Girl Figurine, Resin Bull Dog Figurine Statue, Desktop Animal Figurine, Key Storage Tray Decor Figurine.