This bas-relief is dedicated to Hetman Pylyp Orlyk — an outstanding Ukrainian statesman, diplomat, and the author of the first Ukrainian Constitution. Pylyp Orlyk was a Hetman of the Zaporizhian Host in exile, a close associate of Ivan Mazepa, and a symbolic figure in the political struggle for an independent Ukrainian state.
   The work is executed with attention to historical detail: Baroque-era attire, and a striking face that reflects intelligence, determination, and dignity. Thanks to deep relief and accurate facial features, Orlyk’s image appears vivid and recognizable.
   This bas-relief was created based on a historical portrait of Hetman Pylyp Orlyk. The goal of the project was to translate the painted image into a three-dimensional form with maximum accuracy and respect for the era’s artistic style.
   This work is presented solely as an example of model creation.

   This bas-relief is a 3D reinterpretation of the official poster for Iron Maiden's "The Future Past World Tour 2024"
   The design captures the iconic sci-fi and dystopian visual style of the band's legendary tour imagery, translated into a high-detail bas-relief format.
   Sculpted specifically for CNC machining, the model emphasizes depth, texture, and dimensional storytelling — bringing the artwork to life as a collectible or decorative panel.
   This piece is presented purely as a sample of artistic 3D modeling and CNC-ready bas-relief design based on music-themed visuals.
   This work is presented solely as an example of model creation.

   Sample work — a 3D bas-relief model depicting the image of a skeleton bride in a wedding dress under the full moon.
   The piece combines gothic aesthetics, romanticism, and the symbolism of eternal love. Particular attention was paid to the detailing of the bones, fabric texture, lace, and overall composition.
   This work is presented solely as an example of model creation.

   This bas-relief is dedicated to Hetman Petro Doroshenko — one of the most prominent Ukrainian statesmen of the 17th century, known for his efforts to unite Ukrainian lands and restore national independence. Doroshenko was the Hetman of Right-bank Ukraine, a military commander, diplomat, and a symbol of resilient Cossack statehood.
   The portrait captures key historical features: a determined gaze, noble posture, traditional Cossack attire, and elements of Hetman regalia. Special focus was given to the facial expression, which reflects both strength and dignity.
   The deep relief and detailed rendering create a lifelike presence while preserving historical and artistic authenticity.
   The modeling process involved careful study of facial features, hairstyle, traditional attire, and symbols of authority. Great attention was paid to conveying the Hetman’s character — courageous, resolute, and deeply devoted to his cause.
   This work is presented solely as an example of model creation.

   This is a sample 3D model of a decorative bas-relief panel set designed for CNC.
   The set includes multiple panels featuring classical floral ornamentation and two portrait medallions surrounded by rich acanthus leaves and intricate baroque-style patterns.
   The high level of detail and symmetry makes these designs ideal for interior decoration, furniture embellishment, or wall panels.
   This model is presented as an example of modeling and artistic relief design.
   This work is presented solely as an example of model creation.

   This bas-relief is a 3D interpretation of the iconic cover art from "Rising", the second studio album by the English rock band Rainbow, released in 1976.
   The model has been carefully sculpted for CNC machining, capturing the dynamic energy of the original artwork through detailed relief carving.
   Designed as a decorative piece or collector’s item, it showcases precision modeling and artistic adaptation of a legendary rock image into a physical, tactile format.
   Presented here as a sample of creative bas-relief modeling for CNC applications.
   This work is presented solely as an example of model creation.

   TThis bas-relief, dedicated to Hetman Ivan Samoylovych — a significant figure in the history of 17th-century Left-bank Ukraine — is based on a historical portrait. Ivan Samoylovych was a Hetman of the Zaporizhian Host, a statesman, military commander, and reformer who led the Hetmanate on both banks of the Dnipro River.
   The bas-relief was created by transforming the painted image into a three-dimensional form with maximum attention to detail, the style of the time, and the artistic vision of the original portrait.
   The modeling process involved a thorough study of facial features, clothing, accessories, and the composition of the original artwork. Special focus was placed on preserving the characteristic expression of the Hetman — calm dignity and inner strength.
   The model was executed as a bas-relief with emphasis on facial volume, fabric texture, and elements of traditional Hetman attire.
   This work is presented solely as an example of model creation.