I have been enjoying the Witch Hat Atelier anime, based on artist Kamome Shirahama’s manga. I found an image of Brushbuddy standing on a hanging ornament in The Art of Witch Hat Atelier, and used that as a reference to create this printable monochrome version.

Even with a #11 craft knife, the eyes were challenging. Each eye is just two millimeters across. The rest was done with the 1mm Flexcut gouge.

The green ink (Ranger Wendy Vecchi Archival stamp pad) bleeds a lot on the Fabriano printmaking paper I have been using with the eraser stamps. This print is on standard Bristol.

A couple of white rectangles of paper are imprinted with an image of long fuzzy cartoon creature wrapped around a cord suspending a ball with a four-pointed star. The image is reversed out of the ink making up the print. There is one print in an avocado green and another in black. The carved white eraser (stained with green ink) rests face-up on the corner of the green print. The background is crinkled purple paper (momigami).

There is a 17 second Brushbuddy stamp impression-making video on YouTube.

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