mitcheb0219

So far, our price list ranges from $55 - $70 depending on the complexity of each box. The one shown here will be at least $200 as it's a massive box in comparison and takes a ton more materials/time to construct.

Sorry for the oversized photo, but it's the best way to show how this thing looks. This is the fruit of several days of labor split between my wife and I. We're building an inventory of shadowboxes to bring to Bronycon and this is one of the "Premium" boxes we're going to build. I hope ya'll like it, let me know what you think.

Like all my others, this one is cut from card stock paper and layered into a deep frame. Crysalis was a proper challenge with all of her small details (I'm looking at highlights and holes) Hope you like! Source http://the-paper-pony.deviantart.com/art/Available-Queen-Chrysalis-Shadowbox-354855870

I bet ya'll are sick are seeing these by now This was a beast to do (mostly the turntable) but nowhere near as big a headache as some of the others I've done. And who doesn't love the princess of WUBS.

Completely cut and glued from card stock using an X-Acto blade. Celestia here was one big big challenge. It took the better part of 6 hours to put this together. All in all, I'm very pleased with how she came out and she makes one shiny wall decoration. Let me know what ya'll think!

Thank oyu ;; I'm only sad that she has to come off my wall in a day or two when I ship her out with the others =-( She looks good up there

This one was commissioned by a user on deviantArt. having only done sleeping ponies up until now, i was a bit nervous to take on a wide awake Princess Luna. I'm happy with how it came overall, I couldn't believe that such a thing as glittery card stock existed. tcha Hope ya'll like it =)

I had to pick an odd framerate in order to keep the music in rhythm. It's animated at 22.5 frames/second, each measure of the song (every 4 beats) is 36 frames, I did this because 36 is evenly divisible by 4 (beats per measure) and every measure is 1.6 seconds long (150 beats per minute) I punched that all into my math machine to figure out how to keep it in time.

Thank you! I used Adobe Flash CS6 to animate it from start to finish. Sketched out rough ideas for movement and timing and then animated it using the puppets provided by Flamingo 1986 and his Double Rainboom Project.

http://eeglfethr.deviantart.com/#/d5rdtqj This took quite a while to finish, but I'm happy with how it came out. This was mde using the puppet rigs provided by Flamingo1986's DoubleRainboom Project. Let me know what ya'll think

It's unusual for me to ever finish something in the middle of the day . But here is a card stock cutout of the Cutie Mark Crusaders. Never done multiple ponies in the same frame, that presented it's own set of challenges. Hope ya'll like it =)

This is part of a bigger animation that I'm currently working on. I'll be posting back once the full thing is done, but I have this up as a teaser for now This was made using the puppet rigs provided on Double Rainboom's site. Hope ya'll enjoy

Thats why I use Dropbox and Autosave, nothing hurts more than taking a punch to the productivity when your programs decide to get tempermental

Well here it is, it took some time to do but I think I'm getting better at Flash. I just had to get over the holidays so I could find the time to actually get this finished. http://fav.me/d5pn31t Thank you for taking the time to look!

Just a flight cycle I put together that's part of another screensaver I'm currently working on. Now that I have time after the holidays. Feel free to use the .gif however you like Hope ya'll have a great New Years!