Earlier:My daughter (3 years old) likes making artwork. The
day before this contest started, I asked her if it's okay if I sell her artwork for Bitcoin on the internet. She agreed.
She came up with her own artist name:
MehMeh (pink and blue was her choice), but she can't write it yet. I'll sign a SHA256 hash for this and all future artwork from 1MehMeh1Nwr1woiqzji1GZWDqezow2kVVr
(not meant for payments) to prove it's authentic
MehMeh art.
This is
MehMeh's second entry:
-----BEGIN BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
067fc8e0280b89410af79552fde384597c27429507fad2e0d85a5de773990963 1Mehmeh2.jpg
Signed November 8, 2019.
-----BEGIN SIGNATURE-----
1MehMeh1Nwr1woiqzji1GZWDqezow2kVVr
G14HEU4HYpzgdWqYYppla8oP9Zzddq0woce/HGbJUsYUcmLCQCgDnKyZni1/9WReTGLQqYlhZIrWN/7+CXTmbx0=
-----END BITCOIN SIGNED MESSAGE-----
Click to verify!Full disclosure: I made the
BTC-outline, did the cutting, and obviously the oven part. The coloring is all
MehMeh's
She calls it:
Shrinky Dinky:
It's made of 3 pieces, one of which can be used as a keychain. Click the images for larger versions.
Approximate dimensions:
the biggest: 50 mm round (1-2 mm thick (but too uneven for accurate measurement))
the keychain: 44x38 mm (1-5 mm thick (but too uneven for accurate measurement))
the smallest: 32x25 mm (5 mm thick because of the convex shape)
The biggest one got dirty at the back in the oven (I didn't check the oven plate before baking them), the keychain got a bit (but less) dirty, and to my surprise the smallest one actually looks best (despite (or thanks to?) the fact that it didn't get flat). Here's a picture of the back:
It's make with pencils on transparent shrink foil (which shrinks when heated). The back is glossy, the front isn't.
The process:
BTC 1GirL11brFGXcAS6J72Z4Nnei5SMDD4FM3 (
her own long-term cold storage)
