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Do you like dungeon crawling and mysterious underground ruins??? Then check out Those (Not) Chosen, written by the talented @disgracedc0smonaut, and illustrated by myself and YourGuidingX for the 2025 Transformers Big Bang!
An Archive of Our Own, a project of the Organization for Transformative Works
I had a great time working on this project, and really got to sharpen up some stamp-carving skills!
Around 5 months of on-and-off cross stitching work, of course I am overambitious in all my endeavors and decided to go for a big-ass pattern for my second ever piece. And also fill in all the white spaces with stitching, to make the texture more consistent.
Pattern is actually one for filet crocheting, from the antique pattern library
At last! Over a year of sewing (it took,,, so long) has paid off, and I get to hang it on my walls
New sketchbook I made for my mom! She picked out the fabrics at Joanns, I guess I gotta start looking into online quilt cotton retailers now that Joann is going under (the nearest quilt store to either of us is 45-60 minutes away)
The hinge crease isn't as crisp as I'd like, but it opens pretty flat, so, pros and cons
first year drawing hourlies, observe a progressive decline of effort as the day went on
Around 5 months of on-and-off cross stitching work, of course I am overambitious in all my endeavors and decided to go for a big-ass pattern for my second ever piece. And also fill in all the white spaces with stitching, to make the texture more consistent.
Pattern is actually one for filet crocheting, from the antique pattern library
A half-sized bind of tenshinokorin's The Quick and the Bed, high key just to redraw a bit of Trigun art that I like for the cover :]
Just finished my rebind of Andy Weir's Project Hail Mary.
This is definitely one of the case files used at Stratt's trial 🤭
Another pamphlet bind, this one for Big Brother by devovitsuasartes (I'm on a papercutting kick rn)
Struggled with the design of this one for a bit, and took a tangent into looking at jumping spiders, before reeling it back in to something I could feasibly make at a quarto scale
*rolls out of my grave* behold, a pamphlet bind of "So No Head?" by mAxeMurderer!
I was rereading it the other day and got absolutely lightning-bolt struck with an idea for the cover art, which is layers of red/white/black cardstock cut out with an exacto knife and stuck together with a normal gluestick, it came out pretty rad >:)
the title font is entanglement by Joanna Vu, it felt like a moon knight sort of font
Atlantic Salmon Population Data in New England Rivers
The book is a salmon parchment-bound collection of data tables regarding salmon populations and management in New England rivers. Sewn onto the cover with fishing line are pieces of salmon parchment dyed in onion skins and stamped with the names of the data tables used. The edges are decorated in graphite, which adds to the shiny fishiness of the design. The endsheets are handmade paper with bits of plant material, which I thought evoked the feeling of standing in a river.
All of the salmon parchment used was made by me, the binder, out of skins procured from a local sushi shop.
Another sketchbook commission for a friend, I'm pleased with how crisp the spine turned out
A notebook for my friend who is working in solar research this summer! (thematic end papers/spine) I feel like I could have gotten the inner hinge to be a bit tidier, but overall content with it.
Very pleased with the how the look of this one turned out! A collection of cool short stories about robots I've read in various online literary magazines (list below). The circuit board was from a pile of cheap discarded computer parts I got secondhand, and I made a multi-layer cover in order to inset.
This is the second book that I've ever sewn headbands for, and it's very much a learning experience. Like a dumbass, I made the first headband out of satin thread with a leather core, and the leather kept snagging bits of the thread and made it really hard to work with. With the second headband I switched to a smooth nylon cord, which was much easier to work with (plus by that point I had gotten a bit better at managing the tension on the threads, so I'm much happier with the results).
Anyway, here's the list of included stories (plus links), check them out if you're interested!
Carapace by Davis Goodman Fandom for Robots by Vina Jie-Min Prasad Robot by Helena Bell Sinew and Steel and What They Told by Carrie Vaughn An Easy Job by Carrie Vaughn Ship's Brother by Aliette de Bodard Helicopter Story by Isabell Fall (no longer available online on its original website) Dolly by Elizabeth Bear The Meeker and the All-Seeing Eye by Matthew Kressel Damage by David D. Levine A Guide for Working Breeds by Vina Jie-Min Prasad Cat Pictures Please by Naomi Kritzer What It Means to Be a Car by James Patrick Kelly
Reminder to my future self: never never try to sew a satin thread headband with a leather core, the thread keeps on snagging and it's terrible :/
This one isn't my most technically exact work, but its been some months since I last bound anything so I'll chalk it up to rust. It may be a bit wonky, but I still like the colors and overall vibe a lot. I'm particularly pleased with the cover fabric, it looks icy, watery, and also like viscera >:)
Who Goes There is the novella that the movie The Thing is based on! It's a fun read and a classic bit of sci-fi-horror. The overall word count wasn't quite enough for a hard-spine book, so I also included the entire text body of the Who Goes There wikipedia as a hefty appendix.
How to sew a front-bead endband! ✨
And you’re done 🙌
