On February 7th, I am going to be participating in my very first craft fair and I am truly excited about it! My table will be featuring things that I have 3D printed both of my design and all credited designs of fellow artists from Makerworld.com. Above is my first attempt at creating my own 3D mosaic print, created on tinkercad.
Since June of this last year, I have been pouring myself into 3D printing and design as a way to mourn someone we loved dearly in a way that would make him proud. I first used a Bambu A1-Mini with AMS, learning how to use different colors in different layers. I originally wanted to feature my digital art at the craft fair, but now I feel that I have much more to offer than before. Fidget toys, display features, keychains, and collectibles are some of the things you will find at my booth. I will be paying for the license to sell some of what you see, including the admirable genius behind Power Pill Prints with Nintendo pixel sprite keychains. Again, I take no credit for the design of any of the public domain, by-, and licensed crafts that are seen in these pictures. Here are some of the things you can expect to find at my craft fair table:
- Light boxes (Yugioh Card, VHS cover, and my own drawings)
- Keychains (Powerpill, Defendo Nintendo parody cartridges, Tee-Chains, and more)
- Recycled Filament molds: Flower, dragon, brain, and skulls
- Picture Frames from recycled filament
- Stickers
- Lithograph drawings
- Print-Copies of Winona’s Dream
- Fidget infinity cubes
- Fidget clickers
- Petalia’s Wish flexi toys
- and more!
What I am really excited about is the chance to introduce my Petalia’s Wish characters in beta-versions of my mini books about Winona Wasp and Ross Rattler and the aforementioned items I created in Bambu Studio featuring my characters. The prices are negotiable but are based in part by weight of the item in grams times x.
The months that I have been learning how to craft 3D objects have been a wonderful experience and it has helped me expand beyond my limitations with computer design and converting it into solid items including glow-in-the-dark items and lightboxes, and also how to personalize existing designs like the rainbow snail below which I will be purchasing a license to sell in the coming week
Well, I am truly and extremely excited about the upcoming craft fair, and I hope that it turns out as I hope: fun and illuminating. It has been a lot of work, but to me it has been a labor of love. It is done in honor of my father, Robert.
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