Hi there, I’m new in the community. Here is what I made with my new pro.
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Wow, what incredible work! Welcome to the community, I think you will like it here.
The object looks like a snowflake-butterfly creature. Is ‘frabjous’ the technical name? How big are these guys?
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Oh, so pretty!!
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Thanks! Frabjous is the name that the original designer, George Hart, gave to this shape. I drew my own svg after looking at his work. Mine is about 6 in diameter. These acrylic sheets are pretty
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Nice job putting your personal touch on that design, and in acrylic. I like the color/pattern in the first one
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The rose gold one is my favorite too! When I had only Aura, I couldn’t play with too many colors of acrylic. Now with pro it gets so much more exciting (and faster)
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These are delightful!
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Welcome to the forum.
It is obvious that the Aura and Pro are tools in the right hands. Your work is wonderful…
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Do you have the picture of the wooden one? I thought those connectors looked really cool. 
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Lovely work. Way to make a splash in the form. Welcome
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This one is not made with a Pro but with Epilog Fusion Pro 36, which my local library owns. I was at the beginning of learning about laser cutters and how to design, draw, how material works etc. It took much longer than needed to finish
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I like your acrylic pieces and love your wooden pieces! Keep sharing, your work is great.
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Geez, you and @pubultrastar need to make do a collab and make everyone’s head explode with geometry.
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Wow! Both acrylic and wood are very impressive! I like how the wood makes the design and connections easier to see.
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Wonderful work and congrats on your pro!
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I really like all of the acrylic designs. The soft colors complement each other nicely.
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The glitter acrylic one is fabulous! I want to decorate my Yule tree with these!
Question, on the wood one - do these holes serve a purpose or are they solely decorative? I don’t see them on the acrylic…but it’s a lot harder to see the acrylic so I’m asking
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Thank you for asking; that’s a great question. I did this because this was one of my first projects, for which I was relying on glue, and I didn’t know how to make the shape stay while the glue dried. These holes are for twist ties to hold the piece together temporarily. With acrylic I didn’t use any glue so no holes were needed
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That blue one! If I squint just right, I imagine I can see multiple galaxies colliding.
Props to your lighting and photography skills. It’s hard to get such stunning shots of clear/translucent shiny things.
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