I drew this piece 2 or 3 years ago. Finally figured out a way to recreate in the glowforge 
Now I am trying to decide on paint or wood species for the layers…
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Love this soooooo much!
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That is super cool!!! Love it!
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I’d leave it just like that!
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Thank you!! 
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Thank you!! It was a new challenge for me! Now I can’t wait to make another!
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Maybe I will make a couple and compare!
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Breathtaking! I agree, it doesn’t need anything else.
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Thank you!! 
Wonderful! And so cool to translate your own drawing to a 'forged 3D version!!
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Simply GORGEOUS! It looks great as is but maybe try some different colored blue acrylics, or any color acrylics for that matter, transparent, translucent, opaque.
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that looks awesome.
considering it’s a jelly, i’d think about layers of translucent (or frosted) acrylic.
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oh, also, if you were so inclined, i see similar style files like that (maybe not as interesting, tho) selling for $20-30 per download on etsy, in case you were looking for a way to fund additional cutting materials. 
the cat mandala i bought was on sale for $20. it has more layers, but a lot less detail.
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That could be really interesting!!
Thanks for the heads up! I do sell files on Etsy, but I haven’t decided on selling this one yet 
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Great work, i agree with Jules, it looks great just the way it is, but maybe some glow in the dark kind of paint. Where it looks like it it is now, but a light glow at night.
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oooh… glow in the dark acrylics.
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Without expecting you to give away any secrets, I’m curious about your process to convert your original drawing into a workable design. Did you re-trace/re-draw by hand?
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oooh yeah, great idea.
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I did… using the pencil tool in illustrator. This drawing is far too detailed for illustrator to pick up. It’s a hot mess with image trace. I tried everything.
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