Still waiting for my longer eprint, so I spent some time exploring LONGER website and found the AI tools in their makerbetter community.
I tried turning my cat’s photo into an embroidery-style design, and the result was much better than I expected! For someone who isn’t good at artwork preparation, this is honestly pretty useful.
Still practicing my handwriting, but I really liked the message behind this one.
For me, the interesting part is being able to create something that feels completely my own. The idea of designing my own artwork and putting it directly onto things like tumblers, phone cases, or other everyday objects sounds really exciting.
I've used other maker tools before, but UV printing feels like it adds another layer of customization. It's not just about making an object, but also adding the final details that make it unique.
For those who already own a UV printer, what made you decide to get your first one?
Was there a specific project that convinced you, or was it more about exploring a new creative tool?
Hoping everyone is happy every day!
Steam test passed! These guys aren’t going anywhere anytime soon.
She was fully enjoying the chin scratches, but still had to do a quick inspection before going back to relaxing.
I’m sharing this as a follow-up to a previous post I made here about a rainy day.
Just wanted to show how a small suggestion from strangers—and small acts of kindness—can actually make a real difference in everyday life.
For those of you running a business with a UV printer, what products have been consistently popular?
I'm curious to know:
What products sell the best?
Are there any unexpected bestsellers?
Put them in my comments instead.
Show me your favorite one.
My friend's cat appears to have run out of gravity.
Tomorrow will be better. ☔🤍
It's raining, so I taped a small umbrella into my journal.
Wrote this for a friend and accidentally needed the reminder myself too 💛