So far, I’ve mostly been adding moss to everything. My boyfriend thought I was going for an “underwater” look and I was just like… ehhhh… no.
But I need to make it look moisty, haha.
Oh, and I needed grass, so I experimented with my paper-flower skills and came up with my own way of making it. I’m actually pretty happy with how it turned out!
I will make an amateur tutorial later for those of you who are interested.
Anyway, the floor still needs some work, and then it’s time to start my next big project: making mushrooms!
This is where I really wish I could make things easier with a 3D printer… but nope. Instead, I’ve apparently decided to hoard plaster bandages, clay and wire and see what happens.
This is what happens when I throw myself into customizing projects without actually knowing how I’m going to make half the things. But honestly… I love it.
And remember when I said Thornfield had apparently left his research coat behind? Well, now I have to make one of those too. I’ve bought some white fabric, so wish me luck. LOL.
@Tinybysiw the look is so very in line with the story!! You are doing great and the feeling how you described trying something new is so true! It’s why I love making my own scenes.
Last thing, can you never say the word “moisty” again? Kaaayy thanks…
I love how far you’re taking the customization! The moss already gives it such a wonderfully overgrown, moist greenhouse feel. And now mushrooms, grass, and a tiny research coat too? I can’t wait to see how this little world comes together!
Aww, thank you, Nita I honestly have no idea if my mushroom experiment is going to turn out amazing or completely ridiculous. I got the best support from the community
You are very welcome. I am just in awe seeing all of these little details…and now a lab coat too. The mushrooms will definitely be a challenge but I have great faith in you that they will turn out absolutely amazing! On another good note, you will have tons of plants that you can use elsewhere…someday.