Athabm's posts

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

I see they upped the bonus for 200p, so that's nice

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@Tsundererra: yeah, we need rapid posters in order to reach those page counts

I still hope we can get a lot further

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

Welcome back

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@ladykazumi: I know, they're adorable, especially now that we know their memories

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@ladykazumi: I really like the puzzles, it's an easy way to earn candy canes, and puzzles are fun

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

Sorry for disappearing, I'm getting my puzzle candy canes

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@Tsundererra: oh no! I knew there was a catch somewhere

@ladykazumi: Good luck with her appointment. I hope you can sleep soon

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@ladykazumi: because you knew we needed your help to get this thread to 200p?

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@Tsundererra: I thought I was gonna get away with just lurking and playing puzzles during events, lol. I guess I'll be a bit more social now

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@Tsundererra: I probably should make a thread in the art forum eventually

I haven't gotten Vyc's EI yet, either. I bet they're busy, and we've gotten lots of other cool stuff, so I don't mind waiting

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@Totalanimefan: 'Night, have a good sleep

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

@Shadami: not really, since the texture comes from tiny rocks in a thin slurry of clay, rather than built up layers of clay, and ideally, the surface will chemically bond to the main body of the piece, rather than be a frosting on top

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

Add a groggy texture to the surface of some plant pots, but also I want to color the surface, and stain is expensive, so I only want to use the colored texture on the very surface, not all the way through the pot. Most people want very smooth surfaces when they add a slip, engobe, or do terra sigillata. I always want something nubbly and rough, instead. I think it's more fun and organic looking, which is right for what I want, but the roughness does complicate things a bit, which is why I'll definitely need to make some tests...and I need to buy more clay, since I'm out of the kind I want to use for this particular item

Thankfully, the show I'm making them for isn't until May, so I have time to experiment and build up my inventory, but I also have other new stuff I'm going to be trying out

Posted in Get In the Solstice Spirit: Community Goals Posted 4 years ago

Yeah, I was just thinking about the best way to get the effect I want, now I'll have to make some tests, but I recently got an itty bitty kiln so I don't have to fire my monster just to test new stuff, so it's good