Just a word of warning: UV resin like is used in 3d printers is a sensitizer. Unless you are exceedingly careful and use full ppe (respirator, safety glasses, gloves), you will absolutely develop an allergic reaction to it. I don’t believe the cured resin will cause the reaction, but you definitely need to be masked and gloved while working it. Please stay safe.

People that don’t understand the joy of being a nerd and having fun like this are missing out. Beautiful work, as always!

me half paying attention to this video because I got distracted playing a video game in another window, immediately coming back when I see the caution tape because I want to earn my safety warning sticker. that chicken is so round!

My magpie brain went off when I saw the blue horns in the sunlight. And outfit is slayyyying!

Pose with a quarterstaff. Subtle danger, no pointy ends for the algorithm. Also, dramatic draping over shoulders makes for good 'casual dangerous monk' vibes.

"Greeny iridescent bluey peacock colors" - Charlotte being adorable.

I do find it kind of humorous that I think I can recognize some of the stuff at the 3:30 mark from other videos.

Love the ingenuity of the transparent worbla over a foam mold. I can think of so many ways to use both methods. Ty for the vibes 😊

Your side quests are more involved than some folks main play.  That’s not a bad thing, just an observation.  And applause.

loved the ears too, and yes that lace needed to be added. so perfect!! thank you

5:04 you could make a "cosplay safety" or a "good listening" sticker for a mech idea

"Peacock swords" is an interesting term for feathers, haven't come across that before! The jewel tones of the second outfit are so stunning (that satin blue ribbon at the waist reflecting the light pops SO beautifully and ties it all into the horns!) and the combined textures are incredible.
Also, aaargh, darn blackberry vines! 😅 Their fruit is delicious but the invasive brambles are so cursed ...

What works for me when wanting to create a crystal effect is to paint the inside of the object in order to keep the shiny outer surface.  This also keeps the color from being worn or scratched off.

Watching other artists problem solve is fascinating because no one thinks the same way you do, and no one has exactly the same crafting background either. I’ve literally planned out a crystal horn project and none of the materials she’s starting with are what I’m using, I never even considered them and even having watched this I still don’t think I’m going to 😂

I have to agree with the algorithm here. You're cool enough as it is. You holding a weapon puts it over the top. That might get dangerous for how how much amazement some peope can take.

Who else had their attention on the earrings the whole time she was speaking?

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great character! Peace, Love, and Light.

I think that her 'sticker' method of safety warnings is the best I've seen.

I mean, we're almost all neurodivergent here, aren't we? If not we at least all want stickers!!

You are amazing.  My wife does cosplay and I started watching your videos over her shoulder.  And your Owl Chemist character got me hooked :)