So I totally made the Garrus wall scroll from this post happen. Sorry the pictures are not that great, I might be able to get better ones tomorrow in some sunlight.
This was a prototype I made to see if I could get this to look good fairly efficiently so I could make a bunch. I am proud to say that, having never sewn with a sewing machine before in my life, it somehow turned out okay! The fabric was printed at Spoonflower, and the scroll is hemmed and mounted on wooden dowel with a ribbon for hanging.
This one is spoken for, but I now have the confidence that these will look nice on people’s walls so I’m going to order more! I will be selling them online and hopefully at the conventions I’m going to (Fanime and Otakon so far) this year. I’m not sure what the price point will be yet either… I am still debating while I calculate the cost of materials and labor. I will post more information about them as I get to that point!
Edit: Got a better picture this morning!
I need to find a way to own this
The Complete Book of Space Travel by Albro Tilton Gaul
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Maria Clara Eimmart (1676-1707). Phase of the Moon, Phases of Venus, Aspect of Jupiter, Aspect of Saturn, late 17th century
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First tattoo. Each part represents members of my family. Done by Malia Reynolds @ Memorial Tattoo, Atlanta Ga.
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OMG SPACE is a project by designer Margot Trudell ”to communicate to people what we’ve managed to accomplish in space exploration in simple terms”.
View all (ready to print) planet infographics at silent-t.com/projects/omgspace
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Kama Sutra by Malika Favre
This cover was rejected by Penguin for being too tame and not sexy enough.
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