I’m ready to bring my flat logo to life and need a skilled 3D artist to transform a raster image (.jpg/.png) into a clean, print-ready STL file. The final model should stay true to the proportions of the original artwork—no need to force new dimensions—yet still incorporate sensible depth so it prints well and looks professional when held in hand. The logo itself is of a robotic face. I'll provide the image upon awarding the project. You’ll start by recreating the shapes with crisp, watertight geometry, add enough thickness for strength, and give the surface a smooth finish that works for both FDM and resin printers. Once the model is complete, a couple of simple renders or screenshots would help me confirm the depth and overall look before I send it off to the printer. Deliverables: • 2 x STL file, error-free and ready for slicing - one file for the logo itself, the second file will be of the logo on a support of some sort, so it can be placed on a table or desk. • Quick preview images showing front, side, and angled views If you foresee any printability issues—overhangs, thin walls, or unsupported details—let me know and suggest tweaks. I’m looking for a fast, accurate turnaround and clear communication throughout the process.