A LOT of pins! Dungeons&Dormice round 3, and more wooden pins.

I'm finally on the finishing stretch of designing all 12 character classes of D&D (just when D&D is set to implode, oooh boy). (If you don't know what I'm talking about, google OGL 1.1 - they're revoking their Open Gaming Licence of over 20 years and leaving a lot of creators hanging and furious.) 

Never mind that - my D&Dormice have slowly advanced to one of my steadiest sellers in my shop, at times outranking the Tolkien pins! So soon, we'll have all twelve of them. Both the Sorcerer and the Fighter got a redesign as the previous designs I had didn't translate well into pins. The Sorcerer's pose was updated but she stayed the same (including ridiculous fairy dragonfly mumu). The Fighter, ahem, somehow acquired a few attributes from a certain other tiny fighter. =D And I found a much funnier way to incorportate the food from the previous Fighter design. Little dormouse fighter now carries a kebab skewer of fruit, to use as provender or, if things go really bad, to placate an enemy. 

I've also ordered a large batch of wooden pins! I love that I can do five designs at once, in smallish numbers, without breaking the bank. 

Also coming are the Indiana Mouse, the Witcher mouse, and Thranduil all with a first edition of fifty. 

I've also noticed how few art pieces I have that contain things I can crop into pins. The dormice work really well because they are simple figures on easily cut-out backgrounds, but I went through half my gallery of recent years in search of easily cropped motifs for pins, but there were almost none. I plan to make a few more that include text and work as more classical pins - I want to do a Hobbit with a mug of tea and the writing "Mood: Hobbit" and something with halfling/Orym and the words "Smol but fierce" mainly because I want that on my bag. ;)