I make resin dice that I sell at craft sales and farmers markets but I can't afford smooth edged molds, I guess my question is. Would polyhedral dice be bad with sharp edges or should I invest in smooth edged molds, my friend said it would hurt like hell to step on a sharp edges d4 but that's all the advice I've gotten, I personally prefer my dice to have sharp edges but I know everyone is different
I have a small business where I make resin polyhedral dice and I've tried acrylic pens and painting by hand, but for reference I only have one hand, for the life of me I cannot find a clean and clear way to paint the numbers on my side, I've tried the putting paint directly on the dice and willing them off but there's still paint streaks left over, what method would be most efficient?
I did a watercolor painting of Shiro from No Game No Life and the hair on one side starts halfway up her crown and did some reason is looks wrong but when you look at the scene I see her from that's his her hair looks, is it the perspective? It's does it just not matter? I know she has quite a bit of hair so maybe it's just the volume? I already painted it so I can't fix it