Did you ever imagine your favorite accessory could come from a printer?  Our jewelry is crafted using PLA (Polylactic Acid)—a standout material in the world of 3D printing. PLA isn’t just practical; it’s packed with benefits that make it ideal for wearable art.  It is eco-friendly & sustainable.  PLA is made from renewable resources like corn starch and sugarcane. That means it’s biodegradable and far gentler on the planet than traditional plastics or metals. If you care about sustainability, PLA is a win.  It is lightweight and comfortable.  No one wants earrings that tug or rings that feel bulky.  PLA is super lightweight, making it perfect for bold designs that are still comfy enough to wear all day.  PLA comes in a wide range of colors and finishes—from sleek matte black to bright, playful tones. It’s easy to dye, paint, or finish.  While PLA isn’t as hard as metal, it’s strong enough for everyday use. With proper care, your pieces will stay beautiful and intact for years to come.

When I was looking for a new hobby, I initially decided that I wanted to learn to draw.  I went to YouTube, searched "drawing tutorials for beginners," and off I went.  I practiced drawing for a while, but I wanted to apply that skill to something that I could use.  I'm more of a practical person, and I don't like the look of drawings as wall art.  I decided that painting was a better option.  I could use my paintings to decorate my home, and eventually, when I was good enough, I could sell them.  So, I started by searching YouTube again.  This time for "acrylic painting for beginners."  I found a ton of resources, but I had to sift through those resources until I found artists that I could follow.  You know, artists that were really good at teaching the basics.  I thought it might help you beginning painters if I did some of that work for you and gave you a few of my favorite teaching artists, so here you go!