YELELL, 1st Edition Trophy Model

Sculpted by : YMJAR – Nicolas ZAJAC
Casted by : Deep Space Factory – Aurélien DIOT
Box Art Painted by : YMJAR – Nicolas ZAJAC

Limited Edition : Only 30 copies

TECHNICAL FEATURES :

Finishes: Tools may be required for deburring and cleaning.
Materials: Cast resin
Status: Unpainted and Unassembled
Scale: 90 mm (Trophy Bust)
Parts: 4 pieces (Assembly required)
Shipping from: France

Early sculpt edition (2022)

PAINTING FOCUS :

– Beginner-friendly volume interpretation
– Controlled highlights on clean shapes
– Atmospheric lighting practice
– Smooth gradients on simplified surfaces
– Organic skin tones

Yelell – Trophy Edition is a 90 mm resin bust designed as an accessible entry point for painters who want to practice organic textures, smooth transitions and clear volume definition. As part of your early 2022 collection, this version features wider surfaces, simpler anatomy and fewer micro-details compared to your modern sculpts, making it ideal for beginners or anyone looking for a clean, forgiving study piece.

The character’s serpentine features provide broad planes and well-defined shadow zones that help painters understand light direction and contrast placement. The simplified anatomy encourages experimentation with skin tones, desaturated palettes, subtle gradients or stylized rendering. Yelell’s large, readable shapes make it especially suited for practicing glazing, controlled highlights and organic transitions without the complexity of heavily textured surfaces.

The bust also includes small secondary elements, such as subtle ornamentation or structural forms, that allow intermediate painters to explore accent colors and sharper contrasts. Thanks to its smooth composition and clear silhouette, Yelell – Trophy Edition works well for atmospheric lighting studies, cold/warm interplay or practice sessions focused purely on volume reading.

Overall, this version of Yelell is a simple, enjoyable and approachable bust that helps painters build confidence with organic materials and gradient work before moving on to more advanced or highly detailed sculpts.