should have use the other side you didnt draw on i can faintly see all pencil marks and depending on what you use to color it they will still be visible.

i am going to paint this thus the pencil lines won't matter and the other side is brown and covered in black text

see what i used to make this was a science project cardboard display

it is assemble yes, but this is not finished.

i didnt mean other side the cardboard i ment the pony so it was just facing other way.

and read above depend on pain pencil lines will show through trust me if done alot wooden projects.

there is no pencil lines on the wood itself, only on the cardboard and those can be erased if i really wanted.

i have no idea what your trying to tell me sorry.

sorry looks like wood my baddd

No no no, it's fine I was just confused. That's why I was trying my best to understand what you meant. I don't mind suggestions just well turns out this was just a misunderstanding. Sorry I wasn't clear in what the materials were, but seeing as how I gave a list of materials in my last post I decided not to in this one.

Yeah only the square is wood, the rest is all cardboard that is white on one side.

just be carefull painting the cardboard water soaks and warps it sometimesi sujest doing very light coats at a time to advoide it.

I have painted plenty of cardboard, this is not the first time i have done this. I have done this throughout most of my college painting courses, have you heard of Robert Rauschenberg? Well he painted on plenty of cardboard even old cardboard as in he just found it on the street and painted it at times. Thank you for the suggestions but they are not needed. Again I've done this quite a few times and have already mastered how to work with the mediums and materials I use.

hehe i just like helping.
no i never heard him something fun to look at. i use alot thing im learning piercing and i love trying new thing.

i made earring out of wood, i only wear them on special ocasions they wont splint unless like forced to bend in half but i love them.

Very interesting, I know lately I have seen more jewelry made of would and for people like my friend (she has an allergy to some types of metal) wood jewelry is nice. I personally just use wood and things like Masonite (hardboard) as a base, like to paint on or glue on. I don't often like to sculpt/carve things out of hard materials.

With the rise in popularity of wooden jewelry lately if you were to make it to sell you may get a group of interested buyers.

I'm not a jewelery person really, I like the occasional woven bracelet and chain-mail bracelet but past that i don't really wear jewelry since I'm often drawing or doing crafts and the last thing I would want is it get a chain or something stuck to something or damaged.

yeah i only wear light closse to skin jewlery
i never been fan of dangly jewerly sence im like you piercing device though simple can get stuff easily jamed in it and damaged.