Bit of both? Epilogues for the characters and things pertinent to the plot, but i like to leave loose ends for following arcs/world development since campaigns are usually in the same world

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Face down wax seal stamp head, which looks akin to an upside down crown.

Four 3D printed wax seal stamp heads with progressively almost perfectly smooth surfaces.

The new design prints face up fantastically! I might actually know what I’m doing 😝

Almost, because I’m still dialing in ironing with a 0.2 nozzle and I am SO CLOSE.

On the plus side I have pieces that are close enough for testing with potential mold release alternatives one can find in the house.

map/tarot card fragment focusing on the lower right corner with a sad giant eel, too big for the pond it is trapped in. the pond is a floating piece of land next to some vertical, gravity-defying cliffs over a deep ravine.

🗺️ a piece of one of the maps I did for Swords Without Master.

AD Shel Kahn.

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see the process below 🧵

Zoomed in cropped detail of a lineart drawing: a frame with intricate floral motifs.

Back on my hyper-detailed stuff 🤩

An image of rain drops hanging of a pine branch. Text in front of it reads "If your vibe is"

An image of rain drops hanging of a pine branch. Text in front of it reads "She is a ranger protecting the world from demons..."

An image of rain drops hanging of a pine branch. Text in front of it reads He is a hidden-away statue come to life..."

An image of rain drops hanging of a pine branch. Text in front of it reads "Keep an eye out for the title reveal May 1st!" Below it is an image of a book with a blacked out cover, a capital T, and a series of periods implying three words.

I actually cannot wait for you all to meet these characters!

#booksky

A promo graphic for Fantastical Geographic's Orch'est digital magazine issue. It describes the location as "A major shipping hub with ancient foundations." The cover by Domino 44 depicts a lighthouse on an island surrounded by rough seas.

What do your #TTRPG character's read at the tavern? At the shop while others haggle? At ye olde dentist?

Could it be a travel mag such as Fantastical Geographic?

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glass creacent moon pendant etched with a filigree inlay.

scotch glass etched with an art deco d20 dice design

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A promo graphic for Fantastical Geographic's Orch'est digital magazine issue. It describes the location as "A major shipping hub with ancient foundations." The cover by Domino 44 depicts a lighthouse on an island surrounded by rough seas.

What do your #TTRPG character's read at the tavern? At the shop while others haggle? At ye olde dentist?

Could it be a travel mag such as Fantastical Geographic?

This month's edition takes readers to Orch'est - Its sights, its sounds, and its tastes (recipe included!): buff.ly/bLGMSmh

Final art.

One more to the horde.

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Latest tavern sign commission:

Les Biscuits de l'Oracle 🕷️

3 Wax seal stamp heads in a row, the font is noticably more decorative, reminiscent of an upside down crown.

3D slicer render of a wax seal stamp head with a dragon's eye design. No slicer supports for overhangs have been added.

Accidentally went fancy with the new blank design BUT it doesn't need supports to print face up! In theory. I do have concerns about the overhangs but the proof will be in the 3D printed pudding - ETA 1 hr 6 min.

The nice thing is these blanks amount to 8-10 cents each (at my current filament cost)

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Sadly the ironing settings still weren’t as good as I wanted so I’ll play with them and save that for round 3 with tweaks to the engraving depth (making it shallower to increase the draft angle), and also model a blank that can be printed either face up or down without supports.

(To be continued)

3 red wax seals with dragons eyes. Notes on the paper show different variables for testing - a seal with hair spray applied, one where the stamp was put in the freezer, and one that combines them.

Since I didn’t get a good side by side comparison I started with printing face down on a smooth plate. Same tests with hair spray and putting the stamp in the freezer, but this time also trying a combo of those… which maybe helped?

If the release was better it was only slightly.

Two 3D renders of wax seal stamp heads, both with dragon eye designs though one has thicker lines and more noticeable slopes to the engraving.

For V2 I really wanted to get a better draft, which unfortunately meant redrawing the symbol in the modeling software, for which I used an imported image with much thicker lines.

For printing I’m also tweaking the elephants foot and ironing settings.

As you can see, stamping at room temp without a release agent *does* work but it is *tough* to peel away, and there was a bit of wax tearing.

A cold stamp had the biggest effect for peeling away ‘easily’ (still a little bit of work), though there was some damage to the wax.

3 red wax seals side by side depicting a dragon’s eye. Notes on the paper indicate this is a test for a 3D printed stamper with changing variables.

OK, tests round 1 - only using the face up #3Dprint (because i learned enough for V2 before reprinting the face down)

I tested stamping with hairspray as a mold release, putting the stamp in the freezer before using, and this is when I realised the elephant’s foot setting issue, so I did a control.

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Black and white page decor pieces inspired by cathedral architecture

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I do have my first batch of stamp tests BUT I’m outta time for now so

To Be Continued…

3D render of a wax seal stamp with 3D printer supports around it.

Let’s go back to that other mistake I mentioned, because I’m testing the difference between printing face down on a smooth plate & face up with ironing on to smooth out top surfaces.

Yeah, I forgot to make a model that wouldn’t need supports regardless of orientation.

ANYWAY, ironing @ 15% flow

A 3D printed wax seal stamp gummed up with red wax

For the first test I just wanted to see what would happen if I dove right in. I know others said they cool theirs down with ice first but let’s be science adjacent about this!

Well.. see for yourself.

I later realised my elephants foot compensation was at 0… which likely contributed to this.

A wax seal stamp with a 3D printed head depicting a dragon’s eye.

At some point I’ll play with infill percentages to see what, if any, effect that has on the stamping process. But…

Isn’t it pretty? The threads were a bit tight so V2 will use M9 instead of M8.

As usual I forgot how being zoomed in all the time distorts my scale perception.

A 3D print monitor showing a wax seal stamp base 25% to completion.

Some programs can’t add those angled sides in, mine could but it was a *pain in the butt* because it doesn’t like imported SVGs. Nevertheless I powered through and was able to get some slight angles going.

ON TO 3D PRINTING!

PLA, 0.2mm nozzle, 30% infill, smooth cool plate.

3d model of a wax seal stamp base, etched in is a dragon’s eye

Thankfully I got rid of some thinner lines that wouldn’t translate well, turned it into an SVG & imported it - simple!

NOT SIMPLE!

Molds like to have drafts/chamfers. It helps release the (in this case) wax. I noticed other people doing this weren’t adding drafts. Why?

A 3D model of a wax seal stamp head.

Now that we have our measurements we can model a blank that I can keep reusing for other stamp designs. Keeping it simple for now - can you see the mistake I made?

BTW, in case the threading isn’t standard, I do plan on modelling a handle people can print too (assuming this all comes out well)