My about page: adamlhumphreys.com/P_About
YouTube: www.youtube.com/user/adamlhump…
freesound: www.freesound.org/usersViewSin…
Twitter: twitter.com/#!/adamlhumphreys
I no longer take commissions, generally speaking.
Notes about my plushies:
-Mares are ~13.5" (~34.3 cm) tall from hoof bottom to top of head (excluding mane, etc).
-Fillies are ~11" (~28 cm) tall from hoof bottom to top of head (excluding mane, etc).
-I draft all my own patterns with Photoshop/paper towels and make embroidery files with SophieSew.
-I don’t share my patterns or embroidery files with anyone, but I do have tutorials for SophieSew fav.me/d5dc5ef and offer advice when I can, but try to figure things out on your own if you’re really interested. Bear in mind that no one told me how to do this, but the information was available. I have made some patterns available via Etsy.
-My plushies are made with minky fabric. Accessories may be either minky or ultra cuddle.
-Stuffed medium-firm
-I typically make two passes of hand sewing for manes and tails and three for non-swiveling heads for better durability. I have had experience with things coming undone on some pony plushies I’ve bought. It also happened to my earlier Bon Bon right before I shipped her, at which point I declared “that is unacceptable!” So I try to prevent that.
-Smoke free home!
And here’s some old-school DA information that I just left here:
Current Residence: The Republic of Texas (I can dream can't I?)
Favourite genre of music: Classic Rock, Big Band and Swing, Celtic, Soundtracks
Operating System: Windows 10 (Tweaked), Zorin OS, (and hopeful for React OS).
Shell of choice: A 90s 4U server case, not that I'm using that though, there aren't enough mounts for drives
Skin of choice: Windows Classic (Customized)
Favourite cartoon character: If I had to choose: 1 female, too many choices. 1 male, Odd Della Robbia (who is straight BTW)
Personal Quote: Don't just look at the shiny side of a dirty coin.
Thank you sir!
I started experimenting with vacuum fluorescent displays after a while... and also built my very first H-bridge to run the filament. Still need to get a few more parts in the mail before it is finished...
Looking forward to seeing it!
I admit, having never used them, didn't realize the filament had to alternate current.
Still need a higher voltage boost converter to chain with the other, as the display is quite dim for now.
Well, one thing for sure, the smaller they are, the faster they'll move. But then, a segment constantly changing direction in the midst of moving in the opposite direction doesn't really make it any more legible then an LED display segment flickering on and off. ^_^