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Happy Weekend!

I wanted to take a moment to share what I’ve been working on this past week. For those following me on Makerworld, you’ll have seen the release of some mountain landscape scenes that I absolutely loved creating in Hueforge.

I also added some kid-friendly prints, including a pint-sized characters version of The Wizard of Oz, a joyful tiger that would be adorable in a nursery, and Pinkie Pie from My Little Pony. Plus, there’s my Plague Doctor print—a design that truly shines when you see it in person with its intricate layers and striking bronze effect. I am thinking about trying to print it with the blue or yellow glow in the dark filament, because his eye glasses would really pop. It’s become one of my favorites!

Additionally, I designed a fun little Polaroid pals piece featuring the unlikely duo of Snoop Dogg and Martha Stewart on their hilarious “joint” adventure. And for my son and his friend, who are huge supercar enthusiasts, I created a couple of Ferrari prints (F80 and 812)—though the 812 hasn’t been uploaded just yet!

There’s a lot more in the works, too! Keep an eye out for my wildflower bouquets. They’re really neat because you can customize the main petal colors. They'll be available in 3, 4, and 5 color options. These designs feature intricate lines that add beautiful definition, like my budgie collection.

Now, for today’s exclusive for all you Patreon commercial license holders: I’m thrilled to share my Superman print in four panels, measuring 16" square when assembled! You can head over to the shop to download it. It’s free for commercial license holders (and by the way, I'm super happy to see that the early bird tier discount spots are filling up!). Otherwise, you can purchase the file to print for personal use, but you'll need an active commercial license membership if you wish to sell prints.

Enjoy the rest of your weekend!

~ Kiki Bee

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Patrick Babineau

I was wondering if this 2x2 was coming :). Keep up the good work!