Uploaded May 2021 | Updated September 2026, 5 hours ago
We feel so proud whenever we come across fan art of the Maker, created by so many talented and clever people—paintings, cosplay and even a cake, to name just a few. It elevates The Maker from 'just a short film' into something much more meaningful. So when we see people tattoo themselves with The Maker, it truly blows our minds.
Case in point, we wanted to share this awesome video produced by the incredibly talented Julia Leporace (https://shorturl.at/bqGI2) that captures the process of a Maker tattoo being designed and inked. The highly skilled tattoo artist/illustrator crafting her magic is Daniela Delmenico (https://shorturl.at/stPS4).
You can check out more Maker fan art on our Instagram channel.
instagram.com/zealouscreative
If you create your own Maker fan art, don't forget to tag @zealouscreative so we can repost it.
As always, many thanks to Paul Halley, who composed the amazing music.
paulhalleymusic.com
And Amanda Louise Spayd, who designed the Maker doll that appears in the original short film.
bindlewood.com
We feel so proud whenever we come across fan art of the Maker, created by so many talented and clever people—paintings, cosplay and even a cake, to name just a few. It elevates The Maker from 'just a short film' into something much more meaningful. So when we see people tattoo themselves with The Maker, it truly blows our minds.
Case in point, we wanted to share this awesome video produced by the incredibly talented Julia Leporace (https://shorturl.at/bqGI2) that captures the process of a Maker tattoo being designed and inked. The highly skilled tattoo artist/illustrator crafting her magic is Daniela Delmenico (https://shorturl.at/stPS4).
You can check out more Maker fan art on our Instagram channel.
instagram.com/zealouscreative
If you create your own Maker fan art, don't forget to tag @zealouscreative so we can repost it.
As always, many thanks to Paul Halley, who composed the amazing music.
paulhalleymusic.com
And Amanda Louise Spayd, who designed the Maker doll that appears in the original short film.
bindlewood.com
