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Definitely!! :DDDI had actually a photo of them also in the "glow-n-dark" form.. But to compare to yours they were so bad in quality: I was sort of embarrassed to share :)Hey let me give it a try again..Took one... Well a lot better than what it was prior.. But still not too great :(The minute I saw it I called my son over to show your version. He liked yours more because it protruded outwards as until we painted it in a bit: He had found it too childish :(I do understand that your instructable has much more depth in it than just the aesthetics in design in mind.. And I actually want to give yours a go in how I may overcome it without a printer in hand... The way you break down the necessary elements grants a great amount of room for creativity. Thank you so much for sharing thi…

Definitely!! :DDDI had actually a photo of them also in the "glow-n-dark" form.. But to compare to yours they were so bad in quality: I was sort of embarrassed to share :)Hey let me give it a try again..Took one... Well a lot better than what it was prior.. But still not too great :(The minute I saw it I called my son over to show your version. He liked yours more because it protruded outwards as until we painted it in a bit: He had found it too childish :(I do understand that your instructable has much more depth in it than just the aesthetics in design in mind.. And I actually want to give yours a go in how I may overcome it without a printer in hand... The way you break down the necessary elements grants a great amount of room for creativity. Thank you so much for sharing this with us!

the next time you do so such an airbrush project with a camera at that close a proximity: I would strongly advise you to protect your camera... Especially when you are doing so many coats.The darn thing gets everywhere! And your equipent may pretty much suffer from this.

Wow what an absurd coincidence!!!I had had done so such a relief to be bound onto my sons headphones this December!It was his idea whilst me trying to explain something on a skull model I had temporarily sculpted in ZBrush to explain him something... He was instantly inspired and had asked me to do a similar take for his headphones.From lack of a 3D printer though I had sculpted it out of a polymer clay called Fimo... which was also (Again rather coincidentally) to glow in the dark!I am adding an image right away...The models are very different from each other I know... but the similarities of concept was just one I HAD to share :)(Btw: Checked your friends works.. Very nice sculpts)

I hope you won't mistake my comment as no ill intent is actually meant:I think that both your instructable AND your skills/design are way above standards... But the dress would possibly fail to look as wonderful on many as it has managed to look on you.Since I am not entirely sure if ladies lacking some of your features could benefit your design...None the less: a beautiful design explained in a beautiful instructable by a beautiful young lady (Though second to the beautiful child photographed here :) )

I would not be so cruel on myself... There are comparably few ballet instructables and yours has become a lovely addition.But I just had to state my concerns on your turnouts... As your photos suggest: I hope that in the time past since this instructable you have stopped opting to forcing a turnout this so much from your knees downwards rather than your hips.You seem to have a very fortunate bone structure and it would be sad to harm it.I am "Old-School" trained by very talented instructors that had years experience on their art. But sadly not enough knowledge about the bio-mechanics of the human body and the long term effects of some of their practices to the joints.I suffer now from years of practicing three things I should not have done thousands (Maybe even ten thousands) of…

I would not be so cruel on myself... There are comparably few ballet instructables and yours has become a lovely addition.But I just had to state my concerns on your turnouts... As your photos suggest: I hope that in the time past since this instructable you have stopped opting to forcing a turnout this so much from your knees downwards rather than your hips.You seem to have a very fortunate bone structure and it would be sad to harm it.I am "Old-School" trained by very talented instructors that had years experience on their art. But sadly not enough knowledge about the bio-mechanics of the human body and the long term effects of some of their practices to the joints.I suffer now from years of practicing three things I should not have done thousands (Maybe even ten thousands) of times:1_ Force a grand plie (from all positions)...2_ Forcing turnouts from the knees...(So such we would have to "over-rotate" our "over-pronated" wings on barre)3_ Rolling from neck and not spine when rolling for modern dance classes/workshops (irrelevant in this case.. But I just had to nag about this one as well)I presume you are yet young and still have an amount of time in-front of you to grow... And my apologies if I am mistaken.But please do spare some time to Google updated information on how the turnout should be performed as much from the hips as possible leaving as minimal as possible rotation from the knees downwards.I personally never force my students (Especially late starter adults) to turnout beyond their natural hip rotation... which becomes very apparent in their battements (Or just lifting their legs off the floor feet flat off the floor in a turn-out).Thank you for sparing time to present an instructable...Best of luck to you and yours!

In general I found the majority of the paper-craft entries rather sub-par to my personal expectations... In that perspective I felt obligated to give your project a vote with hops that it may help you escalate into becoming a worthy winner.Maybe I am in a grumpy mood. But this is the best project I have seen participating.Best of luck... You've gotten my vote.