Grew up learning Java from my
Dad and Ada from my Mom. Well,…I glowforged something about it.
The back says “code like Ada” in ASCII
The front has circuits and code.
I plan to wear this at my upcoming engineering conference. I always am known to design fun stuff for it. My banquet dress is always smart dress. The year of the pandemic it was a dress with sunflower base and leds programmed with a circuit python to twinkle with movement. The pattern was ment to make a lightning bug effect:
These are so cool! Will you come back and share comments that you get?!
Oh that’s fun!
The year I had my oldest son, he came with us to our national conference. He had a baby helmet, and I painted it with a Babylonian infant sleep incantation 
he got a lot of smiles that year!
Those are both stunning! Your stuff is so cool!
I like that you put line feeds in there.
Best joke ever.
For sure! The year before covid my dress was powder blue top and floor length yellow skirt. When ever I was out in the hallway these little kids kept running up to me and asking if they can take a picture with me….turned out a big Disney princess thing was going on in the space right next to the banquet. That was a long evening lol.
It was the logical thing to do 
That looks so good! I love when you share your talent with us!!
Just…wow! Where do you come up with this stuff? I bet those young folks would pay big bucks for the cape. It would be nice and warm for those cooler times. You should sell them.
That is outstanding. Congrats on awesome projects.
Keep sharing and creating.
I’m sure you made it really special for the kids 
Your stuff is always so fun! (Extra points for geeky+fun)
So, this is what the cool kids wear! Beautiful work!
As a computer nerd, this is really cool, but beyond that it is really well designed. Thanks for sharing.
So fun, I love seeing smart wearables that actually work as good design. Are you familiar with the works of Anouk Wipprecht?
No! I just looked into her some and for sure will have to look more! I love the wearables. A lot of people like for cosplay but I like bringing them more into everyday fashion. I noticed the New York Fashion Institute had a class on wearables the other year. I wish they would offer that again.
