Image 1 — Be honest… does it look enough like Bulbasaur?
Image 2 — Be honest… does it look enough like Bulbasaur?
Image 3 — Be honest… does it look enough like Bulbasaur?

Be honest… does it look enough like Bulbasaur?

That was the inspiration, at least. I feel like you can still tell… right?

u/Uafoto — 7 days ago
▲ 6 r/pearls

Trash bag puppy or colorful puppies?

Trash bag puppy vs. colorful puppies — wondering if people prefer the derpy meme vibe or the cute colorful ones? (Original meme in slide 3)

u/Uafoto — 11 days ago

Finally, a useful Ditto! 🟣

Just a chill Ditto hanging out in the park.

u/Uafoto — 15 days ago

The Milkmaid but make her a bag charm. 🥛

Saw this little Milkmaid plush hanging in the kitchen and thought she'd make a perfect bag charm. Imagine having this dangling off your bag. Very unique, right?

u/Uafoto — 15 days ago
▲ 94 r/pearls

I used baroque pearls to make little dog charms. Such a fun way to use their irregular shapes!

I've been experimenting with baroque pearls lately. Their irregular, lumpy shapes always seemed a bit challenging to design with, but I realized they look exactly like little dog heads!

I added small dots for the eyes and nose. The nacre on these freshwater baroque pearls gives them a nice luster that makes the "faces" look soft and cute.

Type: Freshwater baroque pearls (I believe, based on the shape and luster) Size: Roughly 1.2–1.6 inches (please correct me if my estimate looks off) Process: Hand-drilled and glued the tiny facial features.

I think whoever originally came up with this idea is a genius. It makes me appreciate the unique beauty of baroque pearls even more. What do you guys think? Has anyone else tried making animal shapes with baroque pearls?

u/Uafoto — 15 days ago

Finished a set of Cardcaptor Sakura sand art pieces!

While working on a Sakura heart brooch, we also made a set of Cardcaptor Sakura sand art pieces on the side. Sharing the finished result — it's now hanging on a friend's wall!

u/Uafoto — 17 days ago
▲ 591 r/DittoFans

Made my Ditto lamp light up when you pat it! 🌟

Our studio teammate turned a Ditto figure into a tap light! We got a small rechargeable tap-light module and tucked it inside — now patting it makes it glow. Super easy DIY, no complicated wiring, totally mindless crafting.

u/Uafoto — 17 days ago

Another Clow Card captured! This time it’s The Rain ☔️

I thought The Jump was already ridiculously cute, but now The Rain might be competing for that spot 😂
The little hat, the smile… everything about this one is adorable.
Another card successfully captured! ✨

u/Uafoto — 25 days ago
▲ 1.0k r/DittoFans

This gave me an idea… Ditto pearls!

I spotted these at a little shop while walking by. Maybe we should try painting Ditto faces on purple baroque pearls too! It doesn’t look too difficult, and I bet they’d turn out ridiculously cute.

u/Uafoto — 1 month ago

Some Cute Handmade Cardcaptor Sakura Goodies

Guess who brought a scene from the anime to life?

My friend spent the whole afternoon making these out of shrink plastic, and they turned out absolutely adorable. And of course, something this cute belongs to me now 😂

u/Uafoto — 1 month ago
▲ 67 r/Umbreon

Possible Umbreon Sighting

Too much exercise and suddenly my eyes start playing tricks on me

u/Uafoto — 2 months ago

The mischievous bunny is back! Crochet vs. plush—which one looks more accurate?

Which one would you choose? 🐰

u/Uafoto — 2 months ago
▲ 41 r/Eevee

Eevee Knife & Fork — Plush Edition

This one is pretty easy to make, so feel free to give it a try! The plush shown is approximately 5.5 inches from the tips of the ears to the tip of the tail. Simply print the pattern on A4 paper. If embroidering the facial features is difficult, try using felt appliqué instead~

⚠️ For personal, non-commercial use only. Commercial use is strictly prohibited.

u/Uafoto — 2 months ago

Tonight’s vibe is brought to you by this Matisse-inspired candle holder 🕯️✨

u/Uafoto — 2 months ago

Which do you think was harder to make—the sandwich or Reuben?

Subway employees aren’t allowed to answer this one 😂

u/Uafoto — 2 months ago
▲ 1.7k r/cardcaptorsakura+1 crossposts

It’s 2026 and I still love the look of the original Cardcaptor Sakura anime😂

I don’t know what it is, but I still find the art style of older anime so comforting. Cardcaptor Sakura is one of my favorite examples, and I feel the same way about other anime from that era, like Crayon Shin-chan.

The image quality isn’t as sharp or polished as modern anime, but somehow it feels softer, warmer, and more relaxing to look at.

u/MurlaTart — 2 months ago