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Showing posts with label dungeond and dragons. Show all posts
Showing posts with label dungeond and dragons. Show all posts

Wednesday, August 13, 2014

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.

Wednesday, February 26, 2014

Awesome dice set: Tech dice

Hi!

Today let's look closer at a Tech Dice set from Q-workshop.
They look fantastic, although I would love to have them in beige but only three colors were available, white, grey and blue so I've chosen grey.
They all are perfectly readable and look awesome at the same time.

Awesome dice accessories: DiceyDecor

Hi!

Today I want to show you something amazing made by Claudia Malmberg. She has been creating stained glass art since 1999. In 2008, she started making 3 dimensional dice and dice related stained glass items for her daughter and son-in-law who are big-time gamers. No one else on the planet is making these items.
She makes fantastic glass dice, just look at them:



She also makes useful things like dice bowls, clocks, lamps and more:


Please visit her shop to see more!

Have a dice day!
M.

Tuesday, February 25, 2014

New #2

Hi!

Today I want to show you my dragon pendant. I really like how the dragon looks together with the dice, they were meant for each other.


And look at the dice closely... it also has dragons!

I used dragon dice from Q-workshop for this.

The pendant comes in three colors:
black&red

black&white

white&black


All pendants come on a rubber cord.


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

Thursday, February 20, 2014

Awesome dice: Steampunk white & black set

Hi!

From time to time I will present you some dice sets of my choice (but I'm open to suggestions!). Today lest look at Steampunk white & black set from Q-workshop.

So here is the set in a box, I think it's packed neatly, the dice can't scratch one another during the shipping and they present themselves pretty awesome.


Steampunk dice are my favorite design from Q-workshop. Just look at them, how can you not like them?


But let's look at each dice separately.

First, D4.
I think it's the hardest one to read from the whole set, the numbers ape quite small and get lost and you have to think which number is not there because that's the number it presents, however they are still readable and quite awesome.


D6.
This is a perfect balance, the numbers are clear and the design is vivid.


D8.
This one is also great, clear numbers and nice design.


D10 & D100.
I think these tow have more vivid numbers than the rest but it might be just my impression, anyway they look great.


D12.
I really like how the round design works here.


D20.
My favorite one, mostly because the number 20 is replaced by a symbol of a toothed bar.


Let me know if you like this set or not and why :) I am really curious about your opinions.

Have dice day!
M.