I pick up prints quite often at the shows I go to with my jewelry, Isette, but getting around to framing them is another matter. I also don't necessarily want to frame some of these pieces for "forever" - I like the idea of being able to switch things out. When I came across the … Continue reading 134: Temporary Frames
Ryan cuts a Metroid-themed four wood inlay for his phone's lens case.
Back in 2009, before we actually even owned our own laser and used Ponoko for our laser cutting, I was asked to create and 8x8 inch piece of art for a fundraiser. I created a decorative wall box - well, two. I had enough material to make one for the fundraiser and one for myself. … Continue reading 131: Decorative LED Wall Lights
This post incorporates some of my favorite things: art and collaboration*! Laura, of Laura Lynne Art, was looking for help with how to make her art into a puzzle. In the past, she has made puzzles by painting directly onto a store bought one, but lasers could make the process smoother. It's always easier cutting … Continue reading 128: Puzzles
