For those made uncomfortable by the - She Who Will No Longer Be Named - pun in the intro, my apologies profusely! I didn't think that a pun on the name would be offensive/bring any harmful thoughts/memories to anyone's head. However, I recognize that I am not in the group that is as effected, and therefore probably didn't think it through as much as I should have. I will try and do better in the future! I love all of you, and want you to only come to my vids for fun and to learn some new tabletop crafting :) I hope you are all having a fantastic day

@Bortsampson69

3 жыл бұрын

It’s all good

@bye1551

3 жыл бұрын

I really don't see a problem with it. I guess it's great that you're receptive to feedback but imo just saying a name doesn't really mean anything. You're not endorsing her behaviours you're not aligning yourself with her ideas you're just making a pun. I agree what she did was awful, but if people are getting mad because you said a name for a pun they need to grow up imo

@nicodoe6181

3 жыл бұрын

@@bye1551 ...he basically said he wants this to be a channel where people dont 'get mad' in the first place dumbass. ur really going after him for trying to make his videos as enjoyable as possible?????

@bye1551

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicodoe6181 I'm not "going after him" at all. I'm just saying I think it's dumb people got mad in the first place. It's great that he's receptive to feedback but I don't think it's warranted that the feedback was negative.

@bye1551

3 жыл бұрын

@@nicodoe6181 also there's really no need to make adhomenim attacks considering all I was doing was respectfully defending his joke. When you have to call someone a dumbass I think you're argument completely falls apart, especially considering you had none to begin with because it was based on an entirely wrong premise.

I love the stained glass look, but still doesn’t beat ramen dice

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

One day, just for you Sam

@FleurXedas

3 жыл бұрын

Yes plz, ramen dice

@accountid9681

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator The coating technique that you used for the wild dice is called Drycasting, I think that punished props academy used it for their blade runner blaster replica.

@Echo-Of-Noise

3 жыл бұрын

I need to see ramen dice

@lynnthomas8457

3 жыл бұрын

What in the world are ramen dice?

"Full of color and might freak some peoples TVs out" Yeah my phone started artifacting with those shots

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Muhaha, my goal to ruin people's devices is going perfectly...

@AnonOmis1000

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator to be fair though, now that I'm thinking about it, that has more to do with KZread's video compression than anything else.

The vein of holo in the wild magic dice makes me think of a geode. Maybe shelling the dice with a brown/gray/gunmetal mica and filling the molds with a purple/holo mica resin would create an amethyst geode effect? Or, you know, whatever other gem you might want to try for. Could be neat?

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I like the idea of an amethyst style set! I'll look into it :)

@scaryslimes5521

3 жыл бұрын

Ooo, what if you used foil inside the purple portion to mimic crystals?

@moonmoonow4514

2 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator sounds awesome

@pandoratheclay

2 жыл бұрын

gem dragon dice

I want to see your take on making dice look like precious gems or geodes. Once you finished getting all settled into your new place and have a second to breathe, you maybe could look into that. Or not. I’m not the boss of you!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Y'all are in fact totes the boss of me haha. I'll give it a shot sometime! :)

@meganr9102

3 жыл бұрын

Ooooh yeah, maybe something like he did here with the black-clear-green, but instead, stone grey - amethyst or other gem - clear, for the geode effect

Me when you do the transition: HE SAID IT! HALLELUJAH!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

When you're good at something, in my case transitions, you just gotta let it shine.

Recognizing mica colours from Royalty Soaps in a Rybonator dice video was certainly unexpected

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I need to make me some dice soap to be my own Rybonator Royalty Soaps :P

@pyromoth5430

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator p l e a s e just take my money 😂

@KathARaptor

3 жыл бұрын

That was my first thought as soon as I saw that blue tide

those mica shelling dices also looks like it'll fit a jester character, a really fancy jester.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah, that would make for an awesome rainbow jester sorcerer :)

@k3gamerk3-gaming96

3 жыл бұрын

Jester would love those dice! (and Laura Bailey)

@nobodyimportant2470

3 жыл бұрын

They do look great. With the Mica shell though it might be a good idea to get some clear coat on them to prevent it from chipping off. Never worked with resin so this probably wouldn't work but could a thin coat of resin be applied to the molds then blow/lightly brush Mica onto it before curing and filling? Main issue I can think of with this idea is that the shell would be fragile and could be broken while filling.

Oh god my inner dice goblin came out here, these look so good 😭

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Gotta always bring out the inner DG for dice vids! :D

I feel like you and Jazza would have a very chaotic collab if you ever did, and I'm honestly here for it.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Yo, Jazzy-boi. Let's get chaotic together!

Ok... That Ad transition was fucking beautiful, wow.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

When you're the best at something, it shows ya know? :P

Just imagine, brush super matte black pigment on all the sides of your dice, then pour some gold or holo resin inside, and then sand only the odd-numbered or only the even-numbered faces!! I want to try this brushing method so bad haha thanks for the video!!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Shhh, you'll spoil the fighter dice :P

@WitchOpheliaa

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator Haha I guessed the paladin one on Dice Making Discoveries and now I'm spoiling the fighter oops 😂

I don't know if this would be the right term, but in the nail world when you're buffing in powder like that, it's called "burnishing". When you see all the chrome nails out there, that's generally when we use it by burnishing nail powder into a cured gel top coat.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Oh man, burnishing sounds way better anyway! :)

For the colours for the black dragon ancestry: Silver both works because ancient black dragons have silver in their colour palette and it would contrast nicely. Alternatively, if that just sounds too samey since silver works really well almost universally, perhaps alternating light green on the black and a stormy grey on the green? Also the dice look gorgeous, glad to have you back man and I hope the move went smoothly

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking a super bright/glowy green personally :) Though yeah, silver on the black might look great for the scales!

@ldyjewell

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking blood 🩸 scarlet for the dragon 🐉 blood 🩸 line would show nicely against both black and clear areas

@backuppixiedust1115

3 жыл бұрын

I think a blue/green color shift paint would look really good on those draconic dice! But then, I have as much of a weakness for colorshift inking as some people do for gold, lol

With metal powders it usually is called "Cold Casting", not sure if would apply tô mica as well

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Maybe this would be... Luke Warm casting?

@tiffanysandmeier4753

3 жыл бұрын

I was thinking the same.

Woa!! Those wild magic dice look amazing! Love the black numbers on them, really brings out the colors in the dice and make them pop. And the vein of holo?!?! I vote for more veins of holo in the die :D Thanks for another great video.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

More veins of holo it is! haha. I need them in all my dice :)

Heres an idea. Use one color of mica powder to make a shell, then sand off every other face to make a checkered appearance.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

That would be awesome :D

@AnonOmis1000

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator if you do it I wabt credit

im not sure if there's a name for using that technique with any powder, but if you were using a metal powder, your "mica shelling" would be called cold casting. Speaking of cold casting, you should definitely do that with copper and then oxidise them

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I have totally wanted to do some cold casting with metal powder! Might have to give it a go now that I am familiar with the technique :)

I imagine the technique is just mould dusting, or maybe 'reverse burnishing' as you are burnishing powders onto the mould instead of the finished product?

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

That's a good term for it all :)

FWIW- The technique is called 'dusting' when used in other resin crafts. :)

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Dusting sounds way cooler than mine! I'll go with dusting :) Thanks!

Ahhhh yes, I missed this. Exactly what I need to finish up my weekend cleaning.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I made it just for you so that you get everything cleaned Sheila! :)

Wow seeing Jazza (one of my biggest inspirations) in one of you videos (another one of my biggest inspirations) is mind boggling. Y’all have to do a collab or something one day!!! Absolutely love the new dice as well :)

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I would absolutely love to do something with Jazza :) He seems like a great guy.

It makes me so happy to hear you say you're proud of what you've made! We are all so proud of you too!!!!!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

D'aww thank you Jenny :) You made my night!

Nick Cage, Sorcerer's Apprentice. Smooth reference, took me a bit. Would have gone Doctor Strange for the Sorcerer Supreme angle but yours had a subtler reference so well played.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Mine had a more, as some would put it, lame angle :P

I really really love the vein of holo through the wild magic set, and I actually also kinda love how the sanding created a slightly rougher looking sorta window into the holo underneath. It brought this cool idea of wild energy pushing out through the cracks and then exploding/leaking from the 1's face, which just feels really in line with the class, so yeah. Gorgeous dice. The idea behind the black dragon set was awesome even if it didn't quite get the full effect you were after this time around.

The speckling in the jumbo mixed d20 from the mica powder is so beautiful, it looks like stars?! and that wild magic set looks wonderful!!

Puns just really hit that sweet spot of comedy for me

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Would you say you have a sweet tooth for them? ;)

Me: O: is that jazza?!? Rybonator: jehzza has classes similar to mine

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Jehz-Jazz :)

My draconic ancestry/wild magic multiclassed bard (its complicated) is crying tears of joy as we speak this looks beautiful!

your videos hold up better than most creators, it's just so much fun, each video is unique yet reliable, it's been two days and i still can't stop watching...

@Rybonator

2 жыл бұрын

Thanks Stephanie :) I'm glad you like what I do. It means a lot

to ink the black dragon set, I think the only option you have here is a nice lime green color, since black dragons are the acid dragons of the chormatic dragons, and it would offer a really nice contrast that makes the numbers stand out quite well, which is what you want from dice

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

A bright lime green that glows in the dark imo :)

Hey Rybonator, I just want say thank you!!! I found your channel by chance and I'm so happy I did. I really loved your glow in the dark dice video. I now have a new hobby thanks to your videos. It helped me learn and make my own dice. I made my first set and they don't look the best, but they roll and they're my own. I'm proud of them. Thank you!!!

Your lighting looks great in here! Can’t wait to see what you do next!

You know... you should try doing the wild magic dice but only with using black as the shell color and a light purple as the resin color so it looks like cracks in reality to another realm or something like that. Then painting the numbers purple too would be great. I think that would be actually amazing.

I *love* the puns!! Thank you so much! I've missed your voice 😅 good to have you back

Absolutely in love with the wild magic dice! Especially the d20 with the holo vein and the d10s! Also, the twintig animation is adorable

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I'm glad you like them Suou! And yeah, he is a little cutie ;D

These are awesome! I have used the same technique with peacock nail powder and it turned out incredibly shiny and sparkly! I also had a problem with sanding them down, but you can use a sort of adhesive plus a bit of extra mica powder to fix up some of the areas that aren't quite perfect if you're going for a uniform look. I would be interested in experimenting a bit more with the vein of holo resin coming through the mica powder shell... looks like a potential to make some cool gem-like dice! (I just looked and noticed that I'm not the only one who thought this!) Thanks for the video, and I am psyched to see what you come up with for some of the other classes!

Dang, those are absolulely amazing. I hope your move went well and am looking forward to new vids in a new place in a new year. Your videos are very inspiring and I can't wait to make my own dice with all of the techniques you have taught us. Also, for some reason purple came to mind as a inking suggestion.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Oh a purple acid dragon set sounds pretty cool :) Also thank you Phineas :) Hoping to have some cool stuff for you all this year!

Coating the inside of a mold with powder is called cold casting. At least that's what it's called when you're doing it with metal powders. It's used in prop making to get a metal effect.

These videos make dice making accessible for newbies and I appreciate that so much!! I started watching maybe 1.5 years ago and have been making dice for almost a year now and am getting ready to open an etsy shop!! Seriously, thank you!!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

That's so awesome Abbie! Good luck in your etsy shop my friend :) You've totally got this!

Oh, I do like it when completely unrelated people I follow cover the same topic at the same time. Dungeon Coach covering fixes and homebrew for the Wild Magic Sorcerer and Rybonator making Wild Magic Dice at the same time. Thanks universe, good work.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Perfect Synergy! I haven't heard of Dungeon Coach. I need to check them out, since we are sharing a brain cell and all haha

The mica thing is verymuchso the same method for cold casting with resin. It's usually used with metal powders but it's almost the exact same process. Your process for doing it was quite clean too. Very nicely done!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I didn't know if there was a different term for it since it wasn't metal. I think it's 'dusting' :) Thanks Max!

@MaxPowerCrafts

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator Dusting makes sense for a non metal powder! Your methods for mold making are very similar to a guy that I learned a lot from on youtube, brickintheyard, all he does is more technical mold making and casting. It's a lot like the smoothon channel except solid and consistent narration. It's good stuff.

These looks so awesome! Love the videos!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks vulpix! I'm glad that you like what I do :)

The technique for the second set is most often called cold casting and is used to put a real metallic finish on resin props or objects Punished props has a video on the process. Real metal could be cool for dice because they’d be cold but light.

For the draconic ancestry dice you should ink them like a color shifting or metallic green!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Oh I like that a lot!

Those wild magic dice are absolutely gorgeous! The lighting is a little different but everything still looks good. I hope you settle into your new place ok!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Thanks Verity :) Getting settled now, and loving it!

Those dice are like dream scape magic dice, wonderful! I really love your content, always learning new things, it's super encouraging :D For people who can't buy mica powders, I think you could use old eyeshadows, it uses something you would throw away to make something cool! Thank you for sharing your experiences!!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Thank you so much Alix :) Eye shadow is just pigment in a different form, so it is perfectly usable in this instance :)

This is great! My first campaign ever is a wild magic sorcerer with a homebrew race. I can't wait to give this combo a shot myself.

Today I made my first set of dice and now waiting for them to cure. Very excited how they will turn out! I wanna say thank you for show how you make all your great dice and for incpiring me to start myself!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Oh man, that's exciting! I wish you the absolute best :) Thank YOU for being awesome Yuki

I love the choice of black ink on the wild magic dice, it gives great readability and balances the color scheme nicely

Great to see a set for one of my favourite classes and subclass I love wild magic

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Really is an absolute blast to play on the table :) Keeps EVERYONE on their toes.

I really appreciate your videos, and find your dice simply amazing. Thank you

I was wondering when you were going to get around to making sorcerer class dice. I can say that this beyond what I expected. The dice are fantastic even more so as my favorite class is a sorcerer. It was worth the wait.

I did a one color version of what you did and I put the powder in my mold then shook it around to coat all sides before pouring in resin mixed with the same powder. I love the multicolor version you did a lot. Making my first cap molds this week end fingers crossed.

Told you I would come watch! I have to get some cap molds very soon so I can try this! They are beautiful!! :)

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

You are not a liar :) Thanks Jennifer! You should, they make for some awesome dice that are hard to do with sprues!

I do an "inverted petri" type where i put a drop of ink in the mold before adding resin, add another drop after filling halfway, and then topping it off. Cap molds of courses lol Helps to rub the mold with resin first to avoid soft spots. The fun part is that you definitely lose some of the ink while polishing, and wind up with a very random texture around the dice. Try it!

It's really cool to see that dusting technique, it gives you a multi color look with a bit more control. Also, you could get some really interesting results be sanding certain areas to expose the inside. Imagine how it would look if you carefully rounded the edges (maybe using the tumble polish method?)

The trick to this would actually be to use a double mold where you just make a smaller numberless dice(you make it the exact size to just fit perfectly where it would be touching the numbers of the bigger dice mold) using the mica powder and then just use clear when you do the outer shell. That gets you the look with a clear protective layer. It also means that you won't have an issue with wear from usage or scratching.

Both of these dice look amazing! Using a mixative alcohol ink may help the Petri dish effect go further down the dice faster in the future, although the inks alone look really cool

This pleases me

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I am glad my offering of click clacks is sufficient

I thought the thumbnail was accurate but these turned out even better than the preview holy wow! I thought they were going to look like some delicious chalk but instead I was transported to a world of wonder and glitz and I'm not sure I want to come back after that trip. I wonder if there would be a way to coat the outside with a thin layer of resin to protect it and sand it down if you were really wanting to sand it, just so you can still get that glassy look without sacrificing the mica shell? I just learned about a "frosted" look today so anyone looking for a chalky or frosted finish can do that...hmmmm.... (PS I think the leftover gold flecks added something to that die. Plus, gold. So you can't go wrong!)

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

(You can never go wrong with gold ;D ) I'm glad they exceeded the thumbnail :) You pay me too high of a compliment Azu, but made me smile either way :)

i did the powder application inside of fireball dice, doing streaks along the walls of it create some beautiful effects

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Ohhhhh I like that idea!

Those dice are really cool looking, I’m hoping to try to make some dice soon :D

for the mica powder on sides of mold, when done in cosplay with metals (like you put metal powder on sides of mold then fill up with resin after) most people usually call it "cold casting". it's something that some people do to be able to "buff" the prop to a better metal finish than paints can create.

the jumbo die reminds me of the planar system in TAZ w/ the hunger being the black/dragon section and the other planes being the wild magic section

It’s like looking into elemental chaos. So cool!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Exactly what I was hoping for! :)

Hey, you want a wild magic dice set? Imagine with me, a dice that looked like somebody did a 100-color resin challenge, but only mixed it halfway. A dice set where you can clearly see the reds and browns swirling gently and intertwined with the greens and blues, gold and silver ditting throughout the set. It's just.......... SO PRETTY!!! I use that set for my little Cat-kin, he's not exactly a wild mage, but a tiny bit worse. He's a Chance Cleric, a class type my DM helped me put together. All about chances and coincidence and gambling away their probabilities. If you like math, Chance Cleric is great for you! There's tables and percentiles for pretty much anything imagineable!

Okay Rybonator, I'm ready. Work your craft magic! I'll just sit a spell and watch your new video. I'm sure you think I'll be bewitched by your craft sorcery, but a thought that crazy is just wild.

SO PRETTY! i wish i could make stuff like this but i wouldn't know where to start and i can pretty much bet it's expensive to start out.

Man, these are awesome

The wild magic set look like water color stones! So pretty!

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Oh yeah it totally does! :D

I did a set for a friend a while back with this same sort of mica powdering idea. The shell was made from a pure white but instead of a hollo glitter like inside I did a bright pink. I did have to sand it but it still came out amazing. I then painted the numbers a blood red, since the dice were based on a vampire character, and that was it. I think I user some red nail polish for the numbers that time around and it stays on the dice WAY better. Also the nail polish doesn't look that great on my nails so it was being put to better use. sanding

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I really wanna do a white and gold for a paladin :) But that white and red idea sounds absolutely fantastic!

@TetherOnline

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator If KZread allowed photos in the comments it would be easier to show you. But ya, gold and white would look amazing honestly. Maybe use a bit of copper paint for the numbers to stand out a bit better from the gold, would work great for sure.

those are BEAUTIFUL

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

No u :) Also thank you haha

Oh my gawd *goblin noises ensue beautiful!

These might just be my favourite dice ever, of all time. Like, not even on this channel. Just in general.

that process of brushing the color into the mold first is called burnishing

I think a really bright green would look really cool with the black dice, and match with the black dragon's acid damage Also you look like you could use some lotion on your hands. Wouldn't want you getting cracked fingertips, they hurt like hell

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Yeah I had been moving a bunch of dusty old boxes. I super needed lotion after that day haha :) And bright green would be fantastic!

If you want to get the reverse petri effect you should actually put a drop of ink in first and then pour the clear resin over that! Swirls exactly like your d6 but for the entirety of the dice!

@stealthskater66

3 жыл бұрын

If you want to see some examples you should go check out my dice on Instagram @falselifedice

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Good call! I'll certainly give it a shot :) Thanks!

SimplyNailogical would approve the holo powder. LOL! The wild magic dice look amazing!

just a suggestion but you could make a slightly bigger mold and cover the outside with another layer of resin to be able to sand the dice and make them more scratch proof

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

You totally could! or even put a thin layer of clear polyurethane :)

Seeing your videos has made me want to start making dice myself. Bought most of the stuff from your basics video and although I wanted to use the metal dice you use for your molds, they were unavailable so I went with the (their phrasing, not mine) ugly set of gamescience dice for the sharper edges (Sadly the caltrops have the tips cut, but it does make them look pretty unique too) for use of my molds. Thinking of making either a fire set for my fiendish pact warlock, or a metalic set for my battle master fighter :P

At this point I have no intent to ever make dice. But I stay watching for the puns! Top their, also the dice are cool.

Oh man i love doing that mica shell technique. So shiny. Definitely gonna look into that style of cap molds,because sanding sucks

You should do another rainbow dice but use the blackest black paint that you have. You can use it to paint the numbers. Or glow in the dark dice with the black paint. Keep up the amazing work xo

Those wild magic dice look fantastic! I also appreciate your pinned comment.

I believe the term for this method is cold casting! It's normally used to dust molds with metallic pigment and then cast resin in on top of it, which produces a replica that looks like cast metal!

Man, those wild magic dice look... Well, wild. They're fantastic. My last D&D campaign was with a wild magic sorcerer, and dice that looked like that would've been incredible for the character. Don't ever start selling your dice. You're gonna make people go broke.

They look so good I want to eat them! I won't of course, but still :P Amazing works like these make me so excited to some day try my hand at dice making myself. I currently do not have the funds, but I will soon be moving into an apartment with a space that would be perfect for dice making and I cannot WAIT until I can afford the materials and tools I need.

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Me either... I TOTALLY... won't eat them. It's a really fun hobby, and an amazing community to be around. Everyone is so wholesome :) If you get started, check out the dice making discoveries facebook group. TONS of amazing resources on there :)

I believe The Crafsman calls that technique 'dusting the mold'. :)

Omg 😱 I need those wild magic dice

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Right? I am absolutely loving them :)

might be cool to make a dice where you do the powder technique in a basic color or black or white ( white might look the coolest) and a core of pure gold the goldest you can get, and then you sand al the edges slightly to reveal gold lines, this would also be cool with a gunmetal core and black powder this would ge of a weathered/shipped metal look. might also be cool to ad the powder slopely so some gold spickles show up

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I was planning on doing a white and gold set in that style for my paladin class set to come :) So it should be something you might see! :)

ooh now I've gotta try powder shelling my next dice set

You can get a huge bag of extra superfine glitter relatively cheap. Would love to see you do a glitter comparison video

The mica shell technique reminds me of the cold casting technique for creating resin props with a metal outer shell that after gentle sanding looks like metal. If you are unfamiliar with this, I'd recommend checking out Punished Props' videos on cold casting, maybe it's something you can try for a metallic dice set!

I love your dice videos! I've just gotten my own pressure pot and I was wondering, how did you make the wooden stands you put in your pressure pot? And how do make sure the base is level?

Even though I've never played DND your videos got me into dice making lol. (Although I don't have a pressure pot so a lot of my sets don't come out useable, a lot of what I'm doing is just experiments right now though) Something that I've tried recently that I think you would enjoy doing with your dice is using crushed up charcoal as a pigment. I found out that it gives the dice a nice black color but if you hold it up to the light it becomes almost translucent with small chunks of the charcoal becoming visible. (I used charcoal from my fireplace instead of buying powder so the powder wasn't a fine and even grain) I feel like this method could make some cool black crystal or even amethyst themed dice. (If anyone else in the comments tries this out please tell me! I want to see what other people's dice come out like!)

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

I've been wanting to make my own pigment from charcoal for a while! I might have to give it a go! :) Also I'm glad you are in the hobby August! The community is better with you in it :)

@augustevearts

3 жыл бұрын

@@Rybonator thank you! I hope that when you get the chance to try charcoal as pigment it comes out awesome! :)

7:40 simplynailogical has joined the chat

@Rybonator

3 жыл бұрын

Let's collab with them to make the most holographic dice ever...

@rowanlastname7868

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@@Rybonator The collab I never knew I wanted to see until now

the mica shelling is something called cold casting but normally you use metallic powder.

It’s buffing!! You do similar stuff with nail polish lol (the wild magic sorcerer dice)

I think the technique “name” you were looking for was mold burnishing.