Impressive colors via acrylic paint.

My only critique is I wish there was more atmospheric perspective in the grass (in terms of contrast), even if it were just slightly more, but otherwise cool concept/execution.

God damn I love the colors and the art style. reminds me of 90's holographic cards/stickers or something.

needs more protein :)

It helps that he was born into a rich family (already financially secured)

and when you are wearing a shirt, you are wearing a lot of holes. In fact, everything is made of holes (space between atoms)

Do you know which one specifically?

I live in the US. They typically only have heating elements (sources of heat) on the outer perimeter rather than also being on both sides of the slots. This is what I am referring to:

Here are a few examples:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DIbbrq8n26Q

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Ga3uSWDOkGE

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8n64ZW8vfbU

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Jveit7UKBy4

There are many toasters that do not evenly toast both sides of the bread.

Technology used to be built to last, now it has planned obsolescence.

intermittent fasting + light exercise

CKY - Infiltrate.Destory.Rebuild

CKY - An Answer Can Be Found

Strangejuice - Colorblind

Strangejuice - Paradise

Battletoads & Double Dragon: The Ultimate Team - Ropes n' Roper

Brad Sucks - Making Me Nervous

King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard - Nuclear Fusion

Here is my playlist with all sorts of genres:

That might work! I'll have to look into that. Are you referring to the material from a counter height office chair, or the one I have at the moment (which is a type of plastic)

1. How would you make this chair 15" taller? https://imgur.com/a/u2FA8io
2. Would you put something between the top of the chair base and the bottom of the chair seat?
3. How would you design the base?
4. What would the dimensions/materials be?
5. Would you remove the casters and attach the chair base (star looking object) directly to the base you create?
6. If so, how would you attach it, as the casters have a stem that looks like this?
7. Is there a chair that already exists where:
   1. you can lean back
   2. it has a headrest
   3. it has foot supports for when you are sitting upright
   4. is 15" taller than a standard office chair? Thank you.

Thank you!

1. How would you make this chair 15" taller? https://imgur.com/a/u2FA8io
2. would you put something between the top of the chair base and the bottom of the chair seat?
3. How would you design the base?
4. What would the dimensions/materials be?
5. Would you remove the casters and attach the chair base (star looking object) directly to the base you create?
   1. If so, how would you attach it, as the casters have a stem that looks like this?

Thank you!

I'm going to make the middle section (torsion box) then see if I need to add reinforcement at the bottom

but the wheels are 2" from each corner + 1 in the middle

Yeah that could work. So that takes care of the middle (between the plywood boards),

but I'm still not about the bottom of it. will attaching the casters directly to the bottom plywood be enough? (current setup)

I am making a platform(3/4th plywood) with 5" casters (wheels) but I want to add more stability/reduce bowing by adding a frame on the underside. However, I'm not sure which layout/design I should utilize.

Does anyone know of a good layout? Here are two options so far:

Thank you!