[vetyr]

Re-opening commissions!

If you'd like to make a request, inquire about pricing, etc., reach out at [email protected].

Above illustration is for Follow Me Down, a Greek mythology-themed TTRPG :)

[thecollectibles]

Twilight by Artem Chebokha

[aphrostiel]

to thine own self be true

[startreklin]

​I create a lot of Spirk content, but recently I went looking for some fan art of Spock and Nyota Uhura a pairing I also truly appreciate. I was honestly shocked by the comments I found; they were terribly racist and deeply unsettling. ​As a Latina, this kind of hate hits me harder than usual. That’s why I decided to create a piece of art featuring them: to plant love instead of hate in this chaotic world. I choose to respond through my art.

[quilt-giving]

I’m making slow progress. This is a little out of my comfort zone. Making people is hard. I’m hoping my baby Kirk doesn’t look too weird/ odd. LOL. I’m trying to figure out the best way to put buttons on the arm rest of the chair. I’m thinking thread buttons. #startrek #quiltrunner

[rookdaw]

You cannot save her

You cannot save her

You cannot save her

[flowerytale]

Florence Welch, photographed by Karyme França

[winterfoxdraws]

My pretty little Vulcan princess. I love her.

[shamebats]

Tiktok post by @ wynunlimited.

[iamoutofideas]

“heres how to make a pair of pants for yourself”

step 1: have a entire room completely set up just for tailoring

[niceferatu]

it needs an iron, masking tape, a pencil, and see-through paper. you don't need the pins if you're careful about keeping it lined up. you could do that on your floor and hand-sew it after that if you wanted to. the most specialised piece of equipment they used in the video, apart from the sewing machine, was a clear ruler.

[sea-salted-wolverine]

I do this professionally, and it turns out you do not need the iron or the masking tape but you do, really, really, really need the big table. Don't do it on the floor.

The iron and the masking tape will make things easier if you have never done it before, but once you learn the stretch and density of your material, it really isn't necessary. Wrinkles matter a lot less than you think they do and if it's clothing you can just pull it out of the dryer and hang it before it wrinkles. Your patterning paper can really be anything. I use plastic sheeting. If you really can't bring yourself to go out and buy a clear plastic ruler, cut something to the size of your seam allowance and use that as a jig to float your line.

The thing this video does kind of blithely skip over, is the time consuming tedious technical part of adding in all the little details. There's a zipper and a button and belt loops and top stitching and pockets in there. Which are all significantly more complicated than flat patterning. It is still all things you can do fairly cheaply and without a ton of tools, but you do have to know how to do them.

The gotcha on this video isn't that he has a ton of money invested in a room set up for tailoring and he's telling you it's so easy. It's that he has a brain set up for tailoring, and he's telling you, it's so easy.

[aphrostiel]

happy spock day 🖖

[rohirric-hunter]

"You could get up early and do it before work" I could also wait for a magic beanstalk to start growing in my living room LMAO. Let's focus on things that happen in the real world

[tatws-cath]

Sunfish and her stars

emboidered wall hanging

[zestoflemon]

happy star trek day to all who celebrate

[gesssekai]

STAR TREK: VOYAGER // S6E3: Barge of the Dead

[sidetrek]

makin out in the hall, no one has to know

[romans-art]

if smoking bad why is my captain so hot?

[ullathynell]

These are now available as posters and art prints on Printler! They ship to all countries in the European Union + Norway, Switzerland, UK, and USA. ♥