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My Tardis Cosplay
If you know me, you now that I love cosplaying, and that I am a big Doctor Who fan. For this year’s Armageddon Wellington & Auckland, I cosplayed as a Tardis.
It’s not about the Umbrellas…
After watching the FIFA World Cup finals, and the Trophy Ceremony, I couldn’t stop thinking about the ‘umbrella incident’, because of what happened with the only woman in the podium.
My tomato garden – String Up Method
I love my tomato garden, and this is my first time using the String Method to stalk my tomatoes. This is how I did it.
Nyan Cat Cross Stitch Pattern
In April 2011 the original Nyan Cat video was uploaded in YouTube, and it was ranked at number 5 on the list of most viewed YouTube videos in 2011.
Narcos is Back! – Season 2
Narcos, the Netflix’s hit drama showing the parallel story of Pablo Escobar and the DEA agents Steve Murphy and Javier Peña, is coming back today!
Sherlock Holmes and John Watson – Custom Couples Illustration
I am just so thrilled to share with you this couples illustration. And it’s a very special one as it’s the first gay couple illustration I do.
How I rebranded my creative business
A few weeks ago I rebranded from ‘Stitch & Design’ to ‘La.Geek’. With this, I updated my brand visuals, I re-designed my website and I split my Etsy shop.
Chilean Cities Map Poster – Illustration
When I moved to my new house in Stokes Valley, Lower Hutt, I wanted to create a special poster I could display in the entrance of my new home.
Wedding Anniversary – Illustration
The past 5th of October my dear darling and I celebrated our 13th wedding anniversary, and I decided to create something special for him.
Sikulis – Knitted Mandalas
Just a few weeks ago I decided to experiment with a new craft: Sikulis… or better known today as Knitted Mandalas or God’s Eyes.
My Pretty Kanban Board
Since I left my job and started to work from home, one of my goals is to get more organized, and as my husband suggested I set up a Kanban Board.
My Embroidery Stand
A couple of years ago I create an ‘Arpillera’, specially inspired by the work done by one of my favorite chilean artists: Violeta Parra.
