No Face Tea Time 90mm
This is a chonky chonk chonk! 90mm and weighing just under 2lbs, this is a gorgeous art piece. Yes, it IS balanced (everything inside is resin), however, it is heavy and will dent your table.
“SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS? ARE YOU INSANE?”
Well, perhaps, but not when it comes to charging for my time. Here is a breakdown of the time invested into this art piece:
Printing set-up, printing, cleaning, curing, and removing supports: 2 hours
Painting: 13 hours
Pouring: 1 hour
Polishing: 3 hours
Photographing, videoing, uploading, etc: 1 hour
Total work time: 20 hours
*This does not include the cost of supplies and overhead, pouring the mold, cleaning the master die, or other steps that are included in making a die such as this. This also does not include the years of experience I have put into my dicemaking and miniature painting to be able to produce such a high quality item.
Flaws: There are a couple of minor flaws besides usual dice flaws. There is a small scratch on the back and a tiny gray mark on the 1 face from the black resin base being sanded just a tad to low. I have reduced the price to reflect these minor flaws. As with handmade dice, micro scratches and micro bubbles may be visible - this is a handmade one-of-a-kind and not manufactured.
This is a chonky chonk chonk! 90mm and weighing just under 2lbs, this is a gorgeous art piece. Yes, it IS balanced (everything inside is resin), however, it is heavy and will dent your table.
“SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS? ARE YOU INSANE?”
Well, perhaps, but not when it comes to charging for my time. Here is a breakdown of the time invested into this art piece:
Printing set-up, printing, cleaning, curing, and removing supports: 2 hours
Painting: 13 hours
Pouring: 1 hour
Polishing: 3 hours
Photographing, videoing, uploading, etc: 1 hour
Total work time: 20 hours
*This does not include the cost of supplies and overhead, pouring the mold, cleaning the master die, or other steps that are included in making a die such as this. This also does not include the years of experience I have put into my dicemaking and miniature painting to be able to produce such a high quality item.
Flaws: There are a couple of minor flaws besides usual dice flaws. There is a small scratch on the back and a tiny gray mark on the 1 face from the black resin base being sanded just a tad to low. I have reduced the price to reflect these minor flaws. As with handmade dice, micro scratches and micro bubbles may be visible - this is a handmade one-of-a-kind and not manufactured.
This is a chonky chonk chonk! 90mm and weighing just under 2lbs, this is a gorgeous art piece. Yes, it IS balanced (everything inside is resin), however, it is heavy and will dent your table.
“SIX HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS? ARE YOU INSANE?”
Well, perhaps, but not when it comes to charging for my time. Here is a breakdown of the time invested into this art piece:
Printing set-up, printing, cleaning, curing, and removing supports: 2 hours
Painting: 13 hours
Pouring: 1 hour
Polishing: 3 hours
Photographing, videoing, uploading, etc: 1 hour
Total work time: 20 hours
*This does not include the cost of supplies and overhead, pouring the mold, cleaning the master die, or other steps that are included in making a die such as this. This also does not include the years of experience I have put into my dicemaking and miniature painting to be able to produce such a high quality item.
Flaws: There are a couple of minor flaws besides usual dice flaws. There is a small scratch on the back and a tiny gray mark on the 1 face from the black resin base being sanded just a tad to low. I have reduced the price to reflect these minor flaws. As with handmade dice, micro scratches and micro bubbles may be visible - this is a handmade one-of-a-kind and not manufactured.