Frequently Asked Questions
LINE2LIFE transforms a child’s original drawing into a unique three-dimensional artwork. Through digital design, 3D modelling and 3D printing, we give physical form to a child’s imagination while preserving the character of the original drawing.
Every artwork begins with an original drawing created by a child. The lines, shapes and individual character of that drawing form the foundation of the final piece, making every creation personal and unique.
Yes. Our process is designed to retain the original character of the drawing, including its distinctive lines, shapes and details. The artwork is carefully adapted to work as a three-dimensional form without losing the spirit of the original creation.
It begins with the original drawing. We digitally recreate and transform it into a three-dimensional model, prepare it for 3D printing, and then carefully finish the physical artwork.
You need an original child’s drawing and a clear digital photograph or scan of it. A good-quality image helps us accurately capture the lines and details of the original artwork.
Because every piece is individually created, production time can vary depending on the drawing and the complexity of the design. We will provide the relevant timing when your creation is confirmed.
Our current available frame sizes are 10 × 15 cm, 13 × 18 cm, 15 × 21 cm and 18 × 24 cm. The most suitable option may depend on the original drawing and its composition.
Our current artwork format supports up to eight colors. Color selection is discussed as part of the creation process and may depend on the original drawing and the final design.
Yes. If your child has included their name as part of the original drawing, it can be incorporated into the final artwork while preserving the character of the original creation.
The three-dimensional artwork is produced using 3D printing technology and ABS material. The final piece is then carefully finished to achieve its intended appearance.
The original drawing is the foundation of every creation, and we make every effort to preserve its distinctive character. However, transforming a two-dimensional drawing into a three-dimensional artwork naturally involves adapting certain lines, shapes and details to the physical form.
Yes. Since every artwork is created from a different original drawing, each piece has its own lines, proportions, details and character. No two creations are exactly the same.
Children’s drawings often capture a unique moment in their creativity and development. Turning one of those drawings into a physical artwork allows families to preserve that moment and enjoy it as a lasting keepsake.
Absolutely. A personalized artwork created from a child’s own drawing can make a meaningful gift for parents, grandparents and other family members – especially for birthdays, milestones and special occasions.
Seeing their own ideas transformed into a real artwork can give children a sense of pride and encourage them to continue creating. It can help them see that their imagination, ideas and artistic expression have value.
Yes. LINE2LIFE can work with schools and educators to create creative experiences that transform students’ drawings into tangible three-dimensional artworks.
Possible projects include drawing competitions, classroom activities, student exhibitions, end-of-year creative projects and unique artworks or gifts for parents and families. Projects can be adapted to the needs of each school.
We welcome collaborations with artists, museums, educational organizations, cultural institutions, brands and events. Each collaboration can be developed around its specific creative concept and audience.
Yes. We can develop bespoke creative projects based on the objectives, audience and context of the collaboration. Contact us to discuss your idea and explore what we can create together.
Simply get in touch with us and share your child’s original drawing. We will guide you through the next steps, from reviewing the artwork and creating the digital model to producing the final three-dimensional piece.
Bring It To Life
Every Drawing Deserves To Be Remembered
A child’s imagination can become something real – a unique artwork that captures a moment of creativity and keeps it alive for years to come.