Awesome-sauce! 
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Very nice!
Great share, including the results of the crayon rabbit hole.
Fearless experimenting! That’s the spirit!
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Glad someone had a great answer for you cause mine was not great 
I picked based on a 40% off coupon and the words dries crystal clear … not very scientific but on a side note I didn’t actually have to glue these they just clicked into place!
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Those look great! I hope they offer colored acrylic in the Proofgrade line!
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Maybe instead of melted crayon between the layers, it might look cool to just use an exacto knife and shave some pieces off the crayons into the space between before gluing? Well, gees…just now read that you didn’t need to use any glue at all to fasten the pieces together, so don’t know if my idea would work. Ah well…
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After seeing these and also your gift tags Beta Project 1_JM - Gift Tags made of acrylic, I am very excited and inspired even more to work with some acrylic. I am just picturing some glorious engraved acrylic Christmas ornaments…perhaps some of them two layers with something gorgeous sandwiched in the middle. Thank you so much for making all these treats for us.
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That would be really pretty! The acrylic pieces are so crystal clear and shiny with the engraving they sparkle. I’m certain they would make quite and addition to a tree filled with lights. Glad you are enjoying the pictures!
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Perfectly all right with me…plenty of “squeee” to go around, and I’m hoping we see a serious squee uptick as the time grows near!
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Now that’s cool…how’d you do that?
Nope…I want everyone to squeeeee at will! (Can’t ever have too much squeeee.)
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Although I don’t believe you can trademark a dictionary word by its own. 
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Is squeee a word?
(maybe it is now…)
OK that’s funny, but the audio of it is a little lack luster!
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Perfect! 
Perhaps, but it still made me laugh out loud. 
Meanwhile, back on topic, the acrylic is striking! Thanks for sharing.
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Man, I’ll say…they need to take that up another 200 decibels or so. 
Oh boy…sorry, I did it again. Directing the conversation back to fine art appreciation …I love the colored acrylic as well, and hope it is an example of poofgrade.
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Just type an ampersand followed by the word “trade” and a semicolon. There are a whole lot of pre-defined symbols like that:
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