From the Graveyard
Multicolor 3D Printed Wall Art
Make the print the artwork. These wall pieces use carved detail and filament color to bring animals, characters, and seasonal subjects off the build plate and into a room. ColorStacking gives the surface its color during printing, without a painted finish.
Explore the designs
Psychedelic Koi – Color-Stacked Wall Art
A 3D printable koi wall relief with flowing fins and carved scales. Use its ColorStacked design to make colorful fish wall art from filament, with no painted finish needed. Free to download on MakerWorld.
The Neon Axolotl - Colorstacked wall hanger
A 3D printable axolotl wall hanger with frilled gills and a wide grin. ColorStacked relief makes the amphibian's features a canvas for contrasting filament colors. Free to download on MakerWorld.
Grizzly of SkullWood - ColorStacked Bear mount
A ColorStacked bear wall trophy from SkullWood Forest, with bark-like shoulders and a skull-inspired muzzle. A multicolor 3D print for animal and gothic decor collections. Free to download on MakerWorld.
The Infernal Highlander Colorstacked Highland Cow
A ColorStacked Highland cow wall piece with horns and a sculpted shaggy fringe. A decorative animal 3D model for contrasting or natural filament palettes. Free to download on MakerWorld.
Psychedelic Cheshire Revenant - colorstacked
A grinning cat wall piece in the Psychedelic and ColorStacked styles. This 3D printable relief brings carved stripes, teeth, and bright filament colors into a decorative display. Free to download on MakerWorld.
Psychedelic Santa - ColorStacked Kringle wallmount
A ColorStacked Santa wall mount with sculpted beard, suit, and holiday details. A multicolor Christmas 3D print for a bright seasonal display. Free to download on MakerWorld.
Holiday Villain Relief Wall Hanger – ColorStacked
A seasonal villain relief designed as 3D printable wall art. ColorStacking brings contrasting filament colors into the carved details without painting the finished piece. Free to download on MakerWorld.
Choose a subject for the room
The Psychedelic Koi and Neon Axolotl bring flowing fins and bold shapes to a colorful display. The Grizzly and Infernal Highlander offer animal reliefs with a different character. Santa and the Holiday Villain let you rotate the display with the season.
Start with the supplied colors
Use the downloaded profile's color arrangement for your first attempt. Map each color to the filament you actually loaded, then examine the sliced preview. Once the first print works, try a different palette: changing the relationship between light and dark can change how the carved detail reads.
Plan the print and the wall
Check the file dimensions against your build plate before scaling. Inspect the model's mounting provisions and follow its display instructions; a wall piece's shape does not tell you how it should be attached. Let the print cool before removal and check the finished piece before hanging it.
Do I need an automatic filament changer?
It depends on the selected profile. Whole-layer swaps can sometimes be performed manually. Profiles that use several colors within a layer generally need a compatible multicolor setup or a revised color plan. Inspect the profile before printing.
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