I love your videos! If you have time, could you talk about how to arrange or suspend different shapes within the dice? Most of the things that I've been trying to use always sink to the bottom, and kind of ruin the idea of the design.
Nice video! It was very fun to watch how you make these little works of art. Your voice is also very smooth and easy to listen to. I work in a high noise environment and hearing fatigue is real. Your voice is like cool water in a dry throat. Awesome. 👍❤️
This has taught me 3 things: 1) how to make terarium dice 2) I apparently really like tiny resin succulents 😂 3) I now need to go 3d model and print some succulents to then mold and fill my room with or use for tiny dioramas, dnd minis, etc
I love seeing your longer videos here after watching your tiktoks! You do such a good and thorough job explaining what you are doing, why, and how to do it! Thank you for all the effort you put into your videos!! I have been wondering why all the really amazing dice I see are usually sharp edge. Why are there not more round edge dice? I'm guessing it has to do with sanding the rounded corners?
Sharp edged dice are definitely easier to sand and polish! There are plenty of makers who also do round edge dice, but certainly less common. I think it’s also large aesthetic reasons, a lot of folks prefer the appearance of sharp edged dice
Love your video's! So helpfull. Is it possible (if you still make video's) how to get the perfect petri dice? Its so hard! I always get too much or too little tendrils, ugh.
Thank you! The succulents are cast out of the same resin as everything else, they don’t influence the balance. Really, it’s quite difficult to imbalance dice to a significant or noticeable degree, even with inclusions of varying weight/density.
Do you have to use a pressure pot? I'm currently just practicing but I get tons of " craters" ans micro bubbles. I just don't have the funds to purchase a pressure pot ATM lol these are super cool!
All your terrarium dice always look so amazing! :D I do wonder where you get the tinsel from, is it from a US-based store? I have not found anything similar to it here in the EU.
@@Kirbychao I’m not in EU or US, but I found the same sort of “tinsel” from a fibre art store listed as angelina. It’s sometimes used by yarn makers. Hopefully you can find some leads to where you can get some.
