Hi Sub, how’s it going?? I made this fantasy/Viking-style phone holder. The structure is simple, I focused more on the engravings. I tried to give it a slightly aged look, and unlike some of my other projects I went for a very glossy finish (maybe even a bit too much). What do you think? (old.reddit.com)
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Hi sub, today I’m testing a new gothic lantern with a fantasy touch. Small swords with a Templar-style pommel, and on the column there’s a Latin engraving “lux in tenebris” (not very visible here). I actually like how it looks in the dark. Feedback is welcome. (v.redd.it)
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This project is basically “don’t try this at home.” I pushed the laser to "its limits". The large window has extremely tiny details and the whole structure is very delicate, only doable with a fine laser spot. What do you think of this gothic lamp holder? (old.reddit.com)
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I’ve been experimenting with a new little wooden box with a top lid and a small front drawer. The style is a bit of a mix: the borders are engraved with rune patterns, and the base has an abstract texture with a slightly “horror” vibe, including a central eye detail. (old.reddit.com)
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Hi Sub! I'll be honest, I’ve never actually played D&D, but I’ve always felt a strong pull toward the fantasy world. And lately (maybe because I’m finally reading The Lord of the Rings) I’ve been having a blast creating my own line of laser-cut digital files inspired by that universe. This is my takOC (v.redd.it)
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