I made a tiny painting as part of @Nectarines the Recycling challenge. Here is my “something blue”. I was inspired by the “Starry Night” Robotime set and Van Gogh, obviously!
Here is a link to the original challenge if anyone would like to join.
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wow. small but lovely
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You did so well! This is amazing! 
such a clever idea and I’m so impressed! 
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Thanks for making the challenge. It’s been fun to come up with different ideas each week.
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It has been so much fun for me too!
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Ohhhh this is 
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This is lovely! I never knew that we were to create a whole new post about it, though….
Love it! You are so talented
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Lovely! I like those tiny things you can find in some kits to “accompany” the main build, like those little paintings or the small little ship gear coming with the Seahorse Barque!
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The little details is part of what makes Rolife kits so fantastic.
Like this super adorable compass that came with my Sky Captain figure. And the adorable drawer. Every kit I surprises me with it’s attention to detail.
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I know right? They really take care of every detail, it’s one of the many reasons why I love this brand 
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This is absolutely stunning you did a great job!
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Thank you.
I like you name. 
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This is absolutely adorable! I love your tiny painting, the Starry Night inspiration is so clear and so charming. Such a creative take on the challenge, well done!!!
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Wow that amazing and so small. I see you used the leftover legs from you’re previous build.
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It actually made a pretty solid easel. I would totally recommend. You just make a “V” shape with the tooth picks. Let the glue dry. Then add the third leg. Bam! You got an easel.
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@SunnyCee
OMG！ This is amazing! Great work! You truly have a talent for miniature crafting.
@Nectarines, I really like your idea - the Recycling Challenge. 
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That is really smart and creative
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Thank you! I have really enjoyed it so far!
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Thank you. The encouragement means so much.