My Steemit Art Summary

I've been a steemit user for 3 month now so I decided to make a little recap post. The image on top has bits and pieces of most of them. I've been somewhat busy most of the time with uni but posted whenever creativity or an idea struck. Art helps me deal with everyday stress and is just a great medium for relaxation. I always look for new stuff to try out and interesting twists to old ones.

Steemit has a whole lot of creative artists which helped me grow as an artist looking for new ideas.

My first post after an introduction was about sonobe unit, instructions and different ways in which they can connect. This is also the biggest model I made from them which uses around 800 units. I made 2 other ones in the past 4 years. I'm not a 100% sure if the structures are the same since I used different sources for reference.

This was a post about kawasaki roses, I discussed the instructions a bit and tried explaining difficult steps. The first time I made this was for my sister's(@kristyglas) birthday and it took me around 2 hours(it looked awful). I've been trying out different finishing touches, methods for the base and a lot more for the past 6+ years.
I was really focused on tutorial like posts in the beginning since I think it's nice to appreciate art but even better to be able to recreate it, It give a deeper understanding of it's difficulty and time requirement.

This was an entry for @jacinta.sevilla's plastic awareness contest. It has a couple different origami models and a crochet granny square.

This was a week long project of 1000 paper cranes and 200 lucky stars. I'm really proud of this one and they're hanging nicely in my room.

My first 3d origami contest went a bit worse than expected with only two participants but I'll host something easier next time.

I learned about filet crochet from @anise and made a bunch of posts about it, making diagrams and made many cool things, It also got me my first curie vote. Someone suggested #needleworkmonday and #fiberartists for crochet and knitting so I post with those tags occasionally.

I made a post about crocheting balls and learned about t-shirt yarn from @cryptocariad which is a lot of fun to make and use.

This was a very fun project, five intersecting tetrahedra, pieces are easy but combining them is hell. I tried making them as small as I could.

This was the first big filet crochet project I made a diagram for (that's not just letters), I think it looks really cool. I keep it under a glass table.

I decided to show my cube collection and made my first d-tube video of me solving them. Not really art but it's a fun hobby.

Next was a post about my favorite style of origami, tessellations. I love doing these when I don't want to think about what I'm folding. I also made a 3 part improvement journey, folding complex origami models.

This was a fun post about calligraphy, I like writing like this when I have time.

This was probably my favorite post and one I put most effort into. It had tetris, origami, crochet, calligraphy and I had fun making a gif, learning how to edit photos and video. I got my second curie upvote on this post. I also finally got puyo puyo tetris, already rank 900 global, I'm still pretty bad at puyo though.

I've had a wonderful time for the past 3 month here, time passed so fast, met a lot of cool people and hope to meet a lot more.