HANDMADE SONIC COSPLAY
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BUT Y'ALL WHEN I TELL YOU THE TRANSFORMATION THIS OUTFIT WENT THROUGH WAS CRAAAZZZYYYYYY
THE SHOES WERE BLACK AND THE CLOTHES WERE COMPLETELY WHITE AND BLANK
AND IT TURNED INTO THIS
UGH IM OBSESSED
NOT TO TOOT MY OWN HORN BUT I'M SO RAD
THIS OUTFIT IS TOTALLY WICKED COOL
AHHHHHHHHHH 💪🏽💪🏽💪🏽
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Finished my art book project for a class! Not the usual thing I knit, I’ll admit, but I’m so proud of how it turned out.
First, the charting was fine but the actual duplicate stitching was a NIGHTMARE to get right. I had to rip out ל so many times 😭
Making the scroll poles was a Learning Experience involving wood stain and super glue. Sewing on the canvas back was somehow the easiest part! Anyway, I’m super pleased with the result and I’m excited to present it to my class.
Skip the read more if you’re not interested in hearing about my artistic decisions :)
Part of this final assignment was to create something based on items in the library collection at my workplace. There’s a beautiful, giant 19th century Torah that I’ve viewed several times and haven’t been able to forget the sheer comfort and awe of being able to sit down for an hour or two and just read the Torah.
But there are rules to interacting with a Torah (both Jewish and archival rules): do not touch the text. Do not touch the parchment. Do not unroll without assistance. No, we can’t repair the holes and whatnot in this manuscript because 1) she’s super old and 2) we have no idea how to do it (which makes me sad!! She needs a good cleaning)
I also got to view a teeny miniature Torah from the library’s EXTENSIVE miniature collection.
So I decided I wanted to make a representation of the Torah that encouraged touch, and interacting with a text through another sense. This one only has the Shema stitched in it (funny, because no one is going to be reading this aloud to a congregation so no one is technically going to hear it). I made the first word blue in the Jewish manuscript illumination tradition, which wouldn’t illuminate just one letter, but rather the whole word, so as not to place one letter above another in importance. The blue is also reminiscent of tekhelet, a probably-blue dye mentioned in the Torah.
I also did not write out G-d’s name because Obviously Not. I’m not an official scribe and I also don’t want smartass or ignorant goyim viewing my art book and going “tehe I know how to pronounce that” when they see the tetragrammaton and just. Saying the Name.
All this to say, I’m so happy with my final project and I hope I get an A.
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Medieval Monsters is a brand new zine I’ll be releasing online THIS SATURDAY!
It’s all black and white ink illustrations made in a style that is (hopefully) a mesh between traditional art of the times but with some of my flavour flav 😏
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Something exciting is in the works…something that includes the original three demon designs that kicked off our full time career as summoners! 💜
We are reprising the first three demons that started it all as Jersey devils!
Their auctions will start this Thursday through Sunday, details to be announced soon! ✨
Payment plans up to three months will be available if needed!
We have been asked about these three pretty much non stop since we started summoning, so if you want a chance at something reminiscent of the original designs, now is your chance!
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Crochet Pattern for Small Maple Leaf: 👉 https://buff.ly/3oFT7ZW 🍁
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I was partying while you were studying the blade, and now look who's got a crossbow bolt through the gorget of his overpriced armor
first try at another style instead of doing the usual color blocks; very happy with the results
drawn from the image below
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Blep artist cup! The notch often comes when a piece's rim is wobbly or imperfect (like when I bump it by accident). It's perfect to hold a brush. Instead of balancing it like a goblin.
(I'm the goblin)
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Been taking a break from art by crocheting these funny dragon egg dice bags, here are some of my faves from this month!
I initially made these as gifts for pals during the March Birthday Rush, but they were so fun to craft that I just have more than a dozen sitting around waiting to be hatched into a good home.
They're up for adoption here on my new Etsy!
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