Wtoria Graphics

 I spent the past two days picking through old designs and making a new one for sister only to gift them away. That is fine as I am still in the process of creating any and everything.  This is my first Hmong Xauv that I based off of a photo online. There are plenty of t-shirt, sweater, and onesie designs of the xauv out there so I wasn't planning on making one. All the weeding just for this one took a little while but it was worth it because it looks so beautiful. I have been stopping myself from designing my own since there are so many out there and whenever I look at them, I just remember it being a pain to wear. My hair would constantly get caught up in the chains and whatnot. The weight of wearing it all day to New Years was exhausting because you can't just take it off. But that is the past. I wouldn't mind wearing one now. I've learned and know to put my hair up and not stay long at events. I hope to make more and have my own set of baby goods. In the future ther...

It been a while but I will do my best to complete #Inktober this year! Check it out on: @wtoriadraws

  What I have been doing these past few months. Some I have posted online via IG stories but most have been kept offline as they are only experiments and not final products. Last year I made the decision to invest in a Glowforge with my sister's friend and am now part owner of one. Since I now have access to a laser cutter machine of course the first thing I made was a simple coaster with one of my favorite designs. Afterward I felt the need to put more of my art onto physical forms so I dabbled with shrinky dinks for the first in a long time. I made many pin back buttons with my black and white designs on them for my sister to sell as she does conventions and small artist shows. As I have a sublimation printer (an eco-tank that I converted by adding sublimation ink instead of the regular ink), I decided to put my creations onto other forms from t-shirts, mugs, bookmarks, cards, and felt fabric. To make my own stuffed doll, I simply printed and pressed my design onto white felt fab...