One last box before moving on to something else. I called this one the “Wizard’s Apprentice”.
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Incredible use of color and the details are awesome!!!
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Thank you!
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Can you talk a bit about your process? How you did your colors? How long does it take to get to finished project?
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Looks great. Was it hard to paint? 
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Sure. I wanted to build something that could be an artifact from another time. The artwork is just stuff I found on the web which fit the motif I was looking for. For this project, I used Arteza Alcohol markers because of the blending possibilities. The color combinations seemed to give the effect I was looking for, but are really “just a happy accident” to quote Bob Ross. The gold accents are Testor’s enamel. The finished product was coated with oil based polyurethane. I’d say that once the parts were cut, I spent around 8 ~10 hours finishing it.
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Tedious for sure!
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Great result!
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Gorgeous! You transformed an otherwise very ordinary box.
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there are boxes and then there are BOXES!!!. this is terrific. well done.
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Wow, this is remarkable! Really nice!
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Intricate! Very cool.
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So very detailed and artistic—love it
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Beautiful.
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Good heavens! I would like to apprentice and learn this wizardry.
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Thanks! I never really tried anything like this until I got the Glowforge. It has opened up a channel for creativity I didn’t know existed.
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It’s GORGEOUS!!! 
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that is amazing.
sitting quietly in the corner with his collection of leather Glowforged luggage tags.
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Some days are like that around here too.
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I am always getting side tracked. I have barely gotten to use my forge
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