I wanted to try inverse clouds with black instead of white. It really muted the blue color and darkened them more than I expected. I don’t think they look bad but I’m kinda surprised at how much attention they are getting from people I show them to.

  • archonet@lemy.lol
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    1 year ago

    Those do look rad, but I think filling the digits in white would help them be easier to read.

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      1 year ago

      Not necessarily white, maybe something closer to 50–70% darkness,. So, subtle but still plenty of pop. And I agree, they look great! I think because they’re simply very unique/individual, I haven’t seen something too similar to these before so they’re immediately cool.

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    1 year ago

    They do look cool.

    I have made many dice that didn’t turn out how I wanted but friends raved about. It sounds like you have some prime gifting targets for this set.

    Thanks to the facets, dice can be visually “tinted” by the smallest amounts of color. It is way too easy to muddy colors together. Possibly adding some foil glitter to the translucent resin to better define its area?

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      1 year ago

      If it’s easier you can send them to me. You should get those void-engulfing cosmic mystery dice away from you as soon as possible.

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    1 year ago

    I have a set of pastel cloud dice in the pressure pot now to make up for how dark these turned out. They will probably be too bright 🤣.

    The moral of the story is that while I can’t ever make myself happy I can at least please others.

    I have a little skull mold I use for dumps and this is what it looked like before going in the pot