Artisans Tools Of The Craft

03/25/2021

03/25/2021

I made this weird little stone gazebo thing out of XPS foam, receipt paper tubes, and coffee sleeves. The top and bottom are XPS and the pillars are the receipt paper tubes wrapped in the coffee sleeves. I painted this piece twice because it wasn't dark enough the first time. Then I used a liquitex mattifying top coat.

03/13/2021

We made a much bigger friend for our Deku Baba. He was made using the same methods. Swipe to see Sapphire, our Tiefling Rogue, bite off more then she can chew. Last picture was what we used for inspiration.

@ Avon, Indiana

03/13/2021

Look at this terrifying Deku baba I made using Green Stuff, floral wire, and a fake venus flytrap from a Halloween Decoration I bought a while back. Swipe for a standoff between Trynes (one of our Elf Druids) and the Deku Baba.

@ Avon, Indiana

03/13/2021

We got a proxxon thermocut! I’m so excited for the possibilities this will open up!

03/13/2021

My first five attempts at mini painting 😁 I’ve still got a lot of learning to do but I’m pretty proud of how these turned out. Meet the party of our current D&D campaign: Sapphire, Artemis, Trynes, Koranth, and Yoravor.

@ Avon, Indiana

03/13/2021

Sometimes D&D crafts can be mildly terrifying. 🤣

03/13/2021

This is what happens when I’m left alone with new tools. I made this little mountain shrine out of xps foam, green stuff, some fake flowers, acrylic paint, and a little grass flocking

03/13/2021

Here's some work from a project I started years ago and never finished. This is Nicavanus Glassmail. He is a Dwarf Rogue. I started working on him during my first ever D&D campaign. I started with a really simple "How to draw a dwarf" base and then worked from there. His armor is based off of the "Glass" Armor from Skyrim. I'm proud of the work I did but I wish it was better and I hope to show you guys a finished product in the future.
@ Avon, Indiana

03/13/2021

Decided to go a little ways out of my comfort zone and I turned that piece of plastic from the roll of paper towels into a plant. I very carefully cut it using an x-acto knife and then painted it using the Wizkids Vallejo paint/ink. I painted the underside using Caymar Green and then painted the top using camouflage green for the veining and black-green ink over top. @ Avon, Indiana

03/13/2021

Some work in progress photos from a current project. I'm trying to turn these tealights into a couple of medieval fire braziers using these plastic filters that I found in the bottom of some K-Cups. If we're being honest I'm not sure where to go from here so if you have any suggestions please let us know.

03/13/2021

Miniature bookshelf made with foam core board, xps foam, and acrylic paint. Average d20 for scale. Thanks to for the tutorial!