Wow that looks fantastic, so deep and creamy!

It's making picking a base very difficult! Screenprint ink colors on the dark digital base look awful. And I can't pick up a shirt locally to compare. The next closest, Maize, I fear is too light.

Oooh that's pretty.

The special of series 3, Sake, started as a sticker design, a thank you for the for backers of the original Kickstarter. Upgrading it to an illustration and pin was incredibly satisfying. (15/15)

Kölsch is my fav illustration of series 3, despite not really being a beer type I enjoy. (14/15)

I really liked the Harrison Ford movie, and my parents delayed going to their prom to see the finale of the original TV series.

I knew with series 3 I wanted to have more interactive dragons, hence Dunkel going all in on its beer glass... literally. Also, my first liquid glitter pin! (13/15)

When asked about more beer dragons, Hefeweizen was the most popular ask (folks were super enthusiastic about it, unprompted), so it was the first new brew I knew I'd be depicting. (12/15)

Onto series 3, Cascadian Dark was suggested by a patron at Tekko one year; deep red, notes of pine sap and smoke, near exclusive brew of the PNW. (11/15)

Lambic, the special of series 2, was my second pin design with glitter. Were I to redesign it, I would use transparent enamel on the smokey clouds and a pearlescent effect on the belly/forelegs. (10/15)

I perhaps didn't NEED another heavy and smooth beer style depicted, but as I prefer to chew my beer, Porter was going to be represented. (9/15)

Brown Ale I always felt like is the sleeper of series 2. I was especially happy with it's head, and the pin design itself, but caramel notes here is often overlooked in favor of chonkier dragons. (8/15)

When I constructed the Drachtoberfest series I decided to keep each set of 5 with repeating themes: a color, heavy/medium/light, dark, a popular, and a special. Some of those themes were combined in each set, but Eisbock here is the dark of series 2, and my first pin design with glitter. (7/15)

The uterus always knows and has exquisite timing.