I've only recently started making these, and I find it quite relaxing to make these things, which come out quite nicely afterwards.


Jigglypuff


Cyndaquil


Small Pikachu (was the first one I made)

BEES!?


Cyndaquil is awesome. Nice job, keep 'em coming.

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The Eeveelution club! \o/

Awesome work, DC

How long does it normally take you to finish one?

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Only an hour or two for the ones so far, but I do them whilst watching TV or something.

And cheers

Do they have to be flat? or can you extend them into three dimensions?

Looks a good idea, I used to do this but by drawing on squared paper

The back of my old maths books are full of them.

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It IS possible, but also quite tricky getting enough heat to both edges to fuse them together.

I really need to get making some more soon. I made a pretty big one the other week, and dropped it Put me off for a while.

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Ni hao.

Experimenting with faux tilt-shift in photoshop:

OMG a new post!

So I've been making some little Christmas presents for friends. I was debating against making coasters or magnets, went the coaster route.

They all have cork on the back, so they're the real deal as it were.

Boba Fett (for a Star Wars nut)


A Minecraft set I love how these turned out, and will be making more like this:



Mario ? box:


Pittsburgh Penguins logo (for a Penguins fan unsurprisingly) It's their old logo, because the new one would be very tricky.
I enjoyed this one, as I had to fully compress the logo into sprite form myself, and I think I did a decent job.