My Project Hail Mary HueForge bookmark is live! I matched the cover to show Grace's isolation, with his tether flowing directly into the tassel hole. The challenge was balancing HueForge's depth mechanics: the black base had to be thick enough to be sturdy, but thin enough so the final layers wouldn't get too chunky and ruin book bindings. After lots of testing, I found a good balance at just 1.5mm thick. It’s sturdy but completely book-safe. Hope you like it.

As a recent owner of an X1C, I've become a collector of fine filament. I'm 150 hours in and most prints are accessories for my filament. One day, I was admiring my rolls when I discovered a mote of dust. The dust had landed on top of my filament! Can you imagine? So I set forth on a journey of discovery to vanquish this problem. I learned how to use primitive objects and created a primitive dust-reduction-device for the spool. Also, an admirable swatch.