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craftgrrlI love this community! This is my first time posting, but I've been enjoying you guys' amazing work for awhile!
Recently I've discovered the magical world of papercraft (I'd post a photo of the shelf I have covered with them but there's so many, the picture got washed out). The canon creative park has THE cutest perpetual calendar, I made one for my friend and one for myself!
His head is a box and you put the day/month cubes inside :] how cute and easy is this?
here's the link, its all free so..
http://cp.c-ij.com/en/contents/2031/09_craft0010/index.html
Originally I printed it out at 100% and the whole thing came out about 6 inches tall. Then I resized it to 25-30% and I have the perfect little 2-3 inch desktop buddy!!
And now to show off some of my own work.. I've seen a few people post paintings before and they were all wonderful!
So this is my first real painting on a canvas with acrylics. Usually I work in photoshop or just doodle on paper, so this was definitely a fun and new experience. I'd love to hear what all you talented people think, or should I just stick with photoshop? ;D haha
Recently I've discovered the magical world of papercraft (I'd post a photo of the shelf I have covered with them but there's so many, the picture got washed out). The canon creative park has THE cutest perpetual calendar, I made one for my friend and one for myself!
His head is a box and you put the day/month cubes inside :] how cute and easy is this?
here's the link, its all free so..
http://cp.c-ij.com/en/contents/2031/09_craft0010/index.html
Originally I printed it out at 100% and the whole thing came out about 6 inches tall. Then I resized it to 25-30% and I have the perfect little 2-3 inch desktop buddy!!
And now to show off some of my own work.. I've seen a few people post paintings before and they were all wonderful!
So this is my first real painting on a canvas with acrylics. Usually I work in photoshop or just doodle on paper, so this was definitely a fun and new experience. I'd love to hear what all you talented people think, or should I just stick with photoshop? ;D haha
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