What people commission · Mascots & Logos
Your Mascot, Cast Once
Companies commission these for milestones, retirements and the kind of award nobody throws away. A solid silver version of your own mascot is difficult to put in a drawer.
Send a reference, a rough idea, or a photograph. We will tell you honestly whether it will cast well.
.999
Fine silver. One grade, every piece, every size
1 of 1
The design is retired after casting. Genuinely
USA
Hand-poured here, not imported and rebadged
COA
Certificate of authenticity with every piece
Flat logos do not want to be objects
Most logos were designed for a screen and a letterhead. Turning a two-dimensional mark into a three-dimensional object requires interpretation, and the interpretation is where these go right or wrong. A logo extruded into a slab is technically your logo and it is not a sculpture.
What we need from you
- Vector artwork if it exists, which makes everything easier.
- Written confirmation you have the right to have it made.
- Whether it should read as a sculpture or as a faithful 3D logo.
- Any brand guidelines that constrain proportion or form.
- Quantity — though remember one-of-one means one.
The commission with a rights question attached
Mascots and logos are usually straightforward to sculpt and occasionally complicated to commission, because somebody owns the design. Where the client owns it — their own company, their own team — there is nothing to resolve. Where the mark belongs to someone else, that is a permission question, and it is one for the client and their own advisers rather than for us.
The practical advantage of these subjects is that they are already designed. A logo has defined proportions and a mascot has an established look, so there is far less interpretation than with a living subject, and the sculpt stage tends to be quick. What takes the time is translating a flat design into three dimensions, which always involves decisions the original artwork never had to make — depth, thickness, and what the back looks like.
How we handle it
- 01Interpret the mark into three dimensions and show you the sculpt.
- 02Adjust for castability without losing what makes it recognizable.
- 03Cast in .999 fine silver, hand-finished.
- 04Base and engraving where the piece is an award.
- 05Certificate of authenticity.
The best mascot commissions are the ones where the company lets us sculpt rather than replicate. A mascot given a pose, a stance and some weight becomes an object people display. A perfectly faithful extrusion of the flat mark becomes a paperweight.
Said plainly
Where we stop
We will need confirmation that you own or are licensed to use the mark. We are not going to cast somebody else's brand asset on your say-so, and we will ask.
FAQ
Common questions
- Can you work from our logo file?
- Yes, vector is ideal. Expect us to interpret it into three dimensions rather than extrude it.
- Can we order several?
- Yes, but understand that a piece we cast more than once is not one-of-one, and we will not describe it as such.
- Do you do engraving?
- Yes, on the piece or the base. Very useful for awards and retirements.
- Do we need to prove we own the logo?
- We will ask you to confirm it in writing. We are not casting a mark on assumption.
How it works
The Brief
commission custom silver statue process start
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The Sculpt
custom statue digital sculpt approval
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Casting & Finishing
how solid silver statues are cast
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Delivery & Certificate
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The Buy-Back
sell silver statue back buy back program
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Next step
Run it both ways before you decide.
No credit check and no obligation. Tell us what you hold and what the money is for, and if selling is the better answer for your situation you will be told that first.