Exclusive #37: Anna and Elsa (Disney's Frozen) (Patreon)

Happy Friday! And Happy Valentine's Day!

Valentine's Day is a celebration of love, but it really doesn't only have to be about that romantic kind of love. So today's exclusive celebrates the sisterly love between Anna and Elsa from Disney's Frozen.

I admit I approached this image in Hueforge with a little trepidation -- the 2 sides of the image had very opposing colors and I was worried Elsa would come out a bit green, or Anna would be brown. It took a good amount of tweaking, but I'm really quite pleased with the end result and how distinctive and separate each side's colors turned out!

When I was turning the image into a multipanel for our printer room's Gallery Wall, I realised I had an opportunity to take each side of the image and make them into separate files. This would allow me to adjust them further so that Elsa had more shades of blue and Anna could have warmer oranges and reds without worrying about the levels affecting the other side during the print. This led to me creating the 100x200mm solo versions for Anna and Elsa that are also included in this exclusive with the 200x200mm version. This gives you the ability to sell Anna or Elsa on their own at your markets. And if you're wondering about that multipanel I mentioned earlier, yes... I have a 4 panel version of this print on our wall and ready to take to our next market. I'm curious how many of you Patreon members would be interested in the 4 panel version. Drop me a comment and let me know if you think it would be something you'd want to sell.

Over at Makerworld, I've released another Disney print of love -- The Little Mermaid's Ariel and Prince Eric. Also this week, I've posted:

Two sets of bookmarks (the Lovebirds and "I Love Reading")

My favorite tennis player, the legend Roger Federer in action

Helldivers II videogame 100x200mm panel I made for my son who loves the game.

Darth Maul (the companion release to the Darth Vader posted here earlier this week)

A Pokemon print of Lugia 

As always, feel free to let me know what you think!

Happy Printing!