YELELL, the LightWarden

Sculpted and Printed by : YMJAR – Nicolas ZAJAC
Box Art Painted by : VasdeMiniatures – Andrés Bullón

TECHNICAL FEATURES :

Finishes: Cleaned and support-free
Materials: High-resolution resin print
Status: Unpainted
Scale: 64 mm (small bust)
Parts: One-piece model (no assembly required)
Shipping from: France

PAINTING FOCUS :

– Facial focus and subtle expression rendering
– Practice for directional lighting setups
– Smooth skin blending on large curved surfaces
– Clean shapes ideal for beginner entry
– Quick study / workshop friendly

Yelell is a small 64mm bust designed with clear, legible anatomy that makes light placement intuitive for painters. Its horns, elongated ears, and pronounced silhouette provide natural anchor points for contrast, shadow depth, and controlled highlight placement. The sculpture combines smooth skin surfaces with more defined elements around the eyebrows, nose, and horns, offering a balanced mix of soft transition areas and sharper transitions.

The bust is ideal for practicing a wide range of techniques: smooth gradients on the skin, directional lighting, subtle color variations, textured finishes on the horns, and contrasting highlights on hard forms.

The composition is deliberately simple and clean, offering beginners an accessible volumetric structure while providing enough detail and nuance for intermediate and advanced painters. The horns, in particular, allow for creative approaches such as desaturated palettes, warm/cool contrasts, or organic textures. Painters can also experiment with saturation control, exaggerated shadows, or controlled OSL configurations without being overwhelmed by unnecessary details.

Overall, Yelell is a versatile bust designed to support efficient practice, focused study sessions and competition preparation. Its clear volumes, expressive silhouette and balanced detail make it an enjoyable piece for anyone wanting to improve lighting, skin tones and environmental color control.