I helped my boyfriend's brother make an origami rhombicosidodecohedron for his geometry class. It has 30 squares, 20 triangles, 12 pentagons and many many joining tabs.
I might make an instructable if I have time before Christmas.
I wanted to do something with this stock image from mizzd-stock on deviant art. Tablets and computers have spoiled me.. so this is basically a paint over and I modified the face/colors/etc. Not really too artistic but fun and not too time consuming.
Thanks for looking!I'm going to attempt to do a tutorial every day from the Tuts+ membership I had.
For starters, here is a Polaroid camera made from scratch in Photoshop. I started following the tutorial, but I didn't like the way the lens looked and modified the flash and a few other things as well. You can check out the original tutorial here: How To Draw a Vintage Polaroid Camera Icon Thanks for looking. =)I entered a contest on SuperMediaStore.com. I'm hoping to win for originality.
I sketched this idea then created it out of CDs, CD cases (the clear part to hold the strands of the wings together), hot glue, fabric and elastic string. It is VERY hard to cut CDs without fracturing them. I used a blow dryer to heat them up at first but then discovered it was easier to let them soak in hot water. It was difficult for me to find so many CDs to destroy errr.. make into something better... otherwise I'd have entered sooner. I love how these turned out and when I shrug or raise my arms, the wings take on a whole new shape. It's very cool.Yeah.. I'm not sure about this one. Just threw this together in Illustrator because I'm worn out from font creating. It's.. The Little Mermaid meets troll doll meets Poison Ivy? I dunno... =)
If you're a nerd like me, you know these are in a lot of RPG video games. I found these little bottles and had to have them. They're filled with water and food coloring. I closed them off with some super glue... but forgot that super glue sort of fogs glass. Oh well, it looks like wax.
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This took WAY longer than I expected but I think it turned out pretty good. I sketched the design out with some taylor's chalk then gave it two coats of Tulip Soft Fabric Paint. If anyone wants to try something like this, I recommend making sure you have something between the front and back layers of fabric and also letting the paint dry completely before adding a second coat. Two coats look much brighter than one.
I also hemmed the bottom and made a little belt. The belt still needs a second coat of paint, but it's past my bed time.Thanks for looking! =)I threw this together as fast as I could tonight. I did not make the sleeves as long as I wanted to though. Sort of didn't follow my pattern on that. I modded them from 11" to 9" and didn't make the radius as large due to the fact that I just free handed the sleeve onto some wrapping paper for the pattern.
My next plan is to paint a design on the fabric. I'm feeling intimidated but I think I can pull it off. Thanks for looking! =)Catching up. I'm still a day behind. I've got an idea for a dress but I couldn't quite find the fabric I want. I'm going to attempt to paint a pattern on the dress, but first it must be made! I'm being picky about the shape too... I hope this all works out. Made my own pattern since the McCall's pattern I wanted to use was out of stock. Thanks for looking! =)
Created a 3D version of the living room. I don't own the majority of this furniture but I'd like to know how it'd fit for when I can afford it! =)
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I was going to work on this longer, but then Corel Painter decided, "You know what would be awesome? If I just CRASHED like RIGHT NOW." I didn't think it was very fun, but I suppose I'd worked on it long enough. The proportions are a bit off in the beginning because I made the rookie mistake of not sketching it first.... I corrected it towards the end the best I could. Not my best work. Also, the free video recorder I just downloaded for it had it's settings to 70% quality. Aye aye aye... You live, you learn. =)
Thanks for looking!Finished the puppy harness for Sophie. I went to the thrift store and found an old leather purse for 3 bucks. Worked great! I have plenty of leather left over too. Maybe I'll make some bracelets or something.
Thanks for looking! =)Haven't baked this yet. It's actually just one bobby pin from 2 angles combined in 1 picture. I'd like to make more, but perhaps tomorrow! I want to bake this one first to see if it holds up ok. It's super thin!
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Today's thing is not that creative. It's something I've wanted to make for awhile though. These are cheap to buy, but I never found a red one. It's just a simple fabric contraption to hold plastic bags. I measured it out 20" tall by 18" wide (the circumference of the bag). I just sort of winged it. It's not hard at all to make if you know a bit about sewing. But there is a tutorial here if anyone is interested.