Awesome dice accessories: Mortivoreium

Hi everyone!

Today I want to introduce to you some amazing dice jewelry pieces made by Mortivoreium. The amazing author behind these art pieces is Cynthia Kitzmiller from Los Angeles.



As she wrote herself she designs and crafts art jewelry inspired by fantasy & sci-fi themed tabletop RPGs, movies, video games and stories. Her work is detailed with themes inspired by Dungeons & Dragons, some pieces are directly inspired by her adventures playing with friends. She loves to give each piece a distinctive structure with touches of skulls, bones, armory and monstrous iconography. She uses a variety of mixed metals, RPG mini's and polyhedral dice.

She enjoys the process of designing and fabricating jewelry and accessories, she has also worked behind the scenes of some jewelry, clothing, design and supply oriented businesses. She enjoys creating all kinds of things, while continuing to expand her knowledge and delight in learning about how things are made. She also dabbles in 3D modeling, wax carving, lost wax casting, silversmithing and miniature sculpture. Other hobbies and interests include costume design, PC gaming, sewing, digital design and admiring the art and sculptures of other fellow artists.



She seems like a cool person and you can see it in her jewerly:




As you can see her pieces are amazingly detailed and creative. I just adore her necklaces and can look at them all the time, I must buy one from her in the nearest future.

be sure to check her on Etsy, facebook, twitter, google+, devinatart

I hope you enjoyed looking at her jewelry as I do!
Have a dice day!
M.

Geek x Girls

Hi!
Today I just want to let you know about a fantastic geek site called Geek Girls. It's run by geeks for geeks. You can find there posts about amazing cosplays, photoshoots, news and other things that have to do with geekiness. I want to also let you know that my shop was featured there! You can see the post here.

There's also a 20% discount coupon code so be sure to visit their site to grab some accessories cheaper! :)

That's all for now, have a great day!
M.

New NUKE DICE from Q-workshop

Some time ago Q-workshop showed on their facebook fan page few examples of their ideas for new version of nuke dice.



Each photo presents different design, some differences are subtle so you need to look carefully.
Do you like them? Which one is your favorite?

They also presented a new idea for a box:


And if you don't know or don't remember the previous design, here it is in variety of colors:


They had more colors in their store, they even had nuke dice that glow in the dark (How awesome is that?)


I hope they will have the ones glowing in the dark in the future as I love to turn them into jewelry:

pendant



cufflinks



earrings



M.

I'm back

Hey! I got back on Sunday from Audioriver Festival, I was supposed to write this post on Monday but I had to rest after such a tiring weekend, but it was worth it! Two days of awesome music on a beach by a river are just something I was waiting for a whole year and I started counting days to next year edition.

Here are some photos of the festival area, forgive me the quality but my phone doesn't make the best photos.


and here's one with me:


During the first day of concerts there was a rainbow:


If you like electronic music you should go to this festival next year. This year I danced and screamed to Paul Kalkbrenner, Gus Gus, Mr. Oizo <3 and many more! During the day I chilled on the beach and in a small, cool lake. It is the best festival ever! But that wasn't all for this weekend because when I got back home, there was a package waiting for me.


Can you guess what's in it?


Yes... it's new dice from Chessex!!!!


They are awesome! Each one is different and unique & I can't wait to turn them into jewelry so stay tuned!

Have a great day!
M.

Steampunk Dice Fashion #1

Steampunk dice form Q-workshop are my favorite dice I had ever seen and worked with. The details are amazing and they represent the style so well. They come in variety of colors but because I like simplicity I've been using mostly the beige-black ones. If you order a set, you get it all in a nice box.



I started my steampunk creations with dice cufflinks. They are a great accessory to costumes for conventions and such or even for weddings.
For these I used D12 & D20 only (but I would do others for custom orders). With D12 I used gold cufflinks and for D20 bronze ones.


Because I like these dice so much I ordered a whole set (two to be exact) and made earrings out of them. I used metal elements in bronze color because I think they fit better the style than the regular silver ones. I like things simple so I decided not to add anything to the dice but I am thinking about adding some toothed bars in the future, but not soon I suppose.

You can get all of my dice jewelry and accessories in my Etsy Shop.


Something a bit off the topic but still related a bit... I ordered amazing dice recently, not from Q-workshop this time but from Chessex and I cannot wait to get them. I hope they will be as fantastic as on the pictures and that they would make wonderful earrings.


That's all for today.
Have a great day!
M.