How This Started
Honest answer? I got a 3D printer and it kind of spiralled from there.
I started printing small things — some practical, some just cool to look at. Then I got into HueForge, which is this technique where you use layered filament to create images with actual depth and colour gradients. That became its own obsession. Then I started pushing into character figures — designing and printing detailed figures of anime characters, superheroes, Pokémon. Each one took real iteration to get right.
My family kept telling me I had too much stuff and should sell it. They were right. BerryBroCreations is what happened when I actually listened.
What I Actually Make
The product list has grown more than I expected. Right now it spans:
3D Printed goods — coasters, pen holders, figurines, wall art, golf accessories, seasonal pieces, display items. If it can be designed and printed, I've probably tried it.
HueForge art — these are the layered filament prints where the image is literally made from plastic at different depths. The JJK Gojo piece and Demon Slayer prints are good examples. They're closer to sculpture than a flat print.
3D Character figures — printed figures of anime characters, superheroes, Pokémon, and more. Goku, Harry Potter, Spider-Man, Venom, Psyduck — each one is designed and printed with real attention to detail.
Custom lighting — the table lamp, Hades nightlight, and pink puck lamp are probably my favourite things I make. There's something satisfying about 3D printing a lamp that actually glows exactly the way you want it to.
The Stuff That Matters
I care about two things: making stuff that actually looks good, and people being happy when they get it. That's it. I'm not trying to run a massive operation. I like making things and I like when those things find homes where people enjoy them.
If something arrives damaged, reach out — I'll sort it out. If you want something custom, email me — I might be able to do it. If you just want to talk about anime or golf equipment, honestly also fine.
Thanks for being here. It means more than you probably know.