A Clone Trooper Dice Set I Made With Some Clones From The 501st Legion. I Carved The Helmets From Plaster

A clone trooper dice set I made with some clones from the 501st legion. I carved the helmets from plaster first and then made a mould to make more. I then painted them with acrylic paint and set them into dice.

I’m still yet to learn how to reliably not sand the numbers off the D20 but I did learn to carve some of the numbers back in and pretend it never happened so…

I also probably should use blanks for stuff like this because I definitely sanded into some of these.

Some book edge painting of Howl’s Moving Castle I did for a friend’s birthday. This was the first trilogy I’ve done, and the first paperbacks, so I did end up crushing the spines thinking they could take the stress from the clamps. They could not.

I’ve also yet to figure out how to stop the paint cracking off when I open the book back up, but this mostly held up.

Mondrian inspired tea caddy.

This was my first attempt at making a box and I always need more space to store tea. I liked the straight lines when I’ve stuck waste wood together before for other projects which lends itself quite well to a Mondrian style pattern.

I didn’t have any naturally red, yellow, or blue wood so I used orange (padauk), green (tulip), and purple (purple heart). I also used sycamore to replace the white and oak for the grey, with African Blackwood for the black lines. I used mitre joints for the corners and lined the box with cedar.

I finished the box with Danish oil, which says it’s odourless when it’s dry but it’s been dry for over 2 weeks now and I can still smell it

Unmute !

Grogu bleach painting. This was my third attempt at bleach painting. There’s still things I’d want to improve, the proportions are a little off, but it’s still better than I expected it to be. You can’t exactly remove the bleach once it’s down so you have to work very decisively, which isn’t easy if your prone to mistakes. I’m no Bob Ross, my accidents are often neither happy nor little.

Mandalorian dice

I think these are probably some slightly random choices but I didn’t want to carve out an individual helmet for each die. It was probably a little restrictive doing it that way but I was mostly just trying to avoid doing more work. As much as I wanted Sabine’s helmet there, I did the helmet in the right shape only in the size for the D4 which would be too small for any of the other dice. Luckily, cool helmets run in the family so I did Tristan’s as I had the right size and shape for it. I might carve some more out eventually, there’s a lot of diversity in mandalorian helmets so they’re not quite as simple as the clones.