Rush Sweeping Name Logo
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Limelight performance! Print Rush's signature name logo with an aggressive 37-degree sweeping perspective depth.
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Model information
- Source
- Printables
- Category
- Home Decor
- License
- Creative Commons — Attribution — Noncommercial — Share Alike
Fly by night with dynamic, high-energy prog-rock wall art! This 3D wall display plaque captures the iconic classic Rush band logo, rendered in a striking dynamic perspective where the lettering sweeps outward at an aggressive 37-degree angle.
Designed without an outer border plate, this model uses hidden connecting tabs between the characters to hold the lettering securely together while preserving a clean, standalone letterform look.
This model is part of my Slave To The Metal 90s Drawing Series /Collection, where I am systematically turning my original hand-drawn concept art of classic band logos into clean, printable display pieces.
Filament Swap Tip:
At a total thickness of 0.75”, the dramatic extrusions provide high visual depth. You can easily execute a manual z-height filament swap in your slicer to paint the front face of the letters in bright red while leaving the sweeping side extrusions in solid black for maximum drop-shadow contrast!
Dimensions
Width: 9”
Text Height: 4.9”
Total Height: ~5.75”
Thickness: 0.75”
Mounting: Features (2) built-in keyhole slots on the back designed for #3 screws or small finish nails for a completely flush wall mount.
Print Settings
Material: PLA
Layer Height: 0.12mm to 0.20mm (Lower layer heights yield incredibly smooth results across the blocky angles and sweeping angles of the letters).
Infill: 10% or higher (Gyroid or Grid patterns work great).
Supports: None required when printed flat on the bed.
Looking for other classic Rush logo variants?
Check out my companion listings here:
Where It All Began:
Curious about the original hand-drawn concept art that inspired this whole series? Check out the model that started it all: