Planet Drea Svea Is Going 3D ✧ Building Tiny Worlds for Tiny Companions
I did a thing ::: I bought my first 3D printer.
The guest room that never has guests is becoming a tiny factory for very small furniture, colorful displays + entire miniature worlds where the locals of Planet Drea Svea can properly hang out.
No guests. Only tiny architecture.
from drawing the characters to building their world ✧
Planet Drea Svea began with handmade accessories, tiny companions + characters drawn one little detail at a time.
Then the characters received names, birthdays, personalities, trading cards + official adoption certificates.
Naturally, the next reasonable step was to build them houses.
I’ve been dreaming about turning their illustrated worlds into real places: colorful rooms for Puff Pals, tiny beds for sleepovers, portable planet displays + miniature scenes where the characters can live their extremely important little lives.
Think colorful fold-out 1970s dollhouses—but stranger, brighter + populated by tiny weirdos.
I may have gotten slightly excited while choosing filament. The official palette currently includes everything from hot pink + turquoise to avocado green, cocoa brown + enough shades of orange to furnish an entire tiny 1970s neighborhood.
first mate Benchy :::
Obviously, the first official resident had to be Benchy—the tiny test boat every 3D printer is apparently required to make. If you know, you know.
Mine came out a little imperfect + completely charming, and just like that, Planet Drea Svea officially entered its 3D era.
handmade—with a little new machinery ✧
I’m not replacing the handmade part. The characters, drawings, stories + finishing details will still come from me.
The printer gives me a new way to build the structures around them: modular displays, tiny furniture, character-card stands + separate little environments for each planet.
The long-term dream is an entire portable Drea Svea universe—part art display, part dollhouse + part extremely colorful neighborhood.
Lucy has already appointed herself Head of Quality Control. Her methods remain unclear.
This is only the beginning. I’ll be sharing the experiments, tiny victories + inevitable plastic spaghetti as the neighborhood grows.
Meet the locals while I build their world >>>
tiny companions ✦ wearable art ✽ whimsical worlds ✿ big attachment ♡