FAQ
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Do you take commissions?
I am not taking any commission requests at this time. I do on special occasions sell some nifty things on my Online Shop.
What 3D printer do you use?
I use a mix of FDM and resin printers depending on the project. For large armor pieces I use FDM printers, and for fine-detail props I like to useresin. Specifics are covered in my tutorials. Check out my Material Shopping List for the full breakdown of printers and supplies I use.
How did you get into cosplay?
I started combining my engineering background with my love for gaming and pop culture. Building cosplay lets me use 3D printing, electronics, sewing, and programming all in one project.
What season of LEGO Masters were you on?
I was a contestant on Season 1 of LEGO Masters (U.S.), which aired on FOX.
Where can I watch you on LEGO Masters?
Availability varies by region, but you can typically find it on:
🇺🇸 United States: Hulu, Disney+ (with Hulu bundle), HBO Max, Amazon Prime Video, Apple TV, Tubi, or FOX
🇨🇦 Canada: CTV or local providers
🇪🇺 Europe: Varies by country—often Amazon Prime Video or regional networks
🇦🇺 Australia: 9Now
What materials and tools do you use?
I use a variety of materials and tools depending on the project. You can find a detailed list of all the materials and tools I use in my Material Shopping List.
What game engine do you use?
Most of my games are built with Unreal Engine, though I experiment with custom engines and other tools depending on the project. The Workshop on this webpage was made in Three.js.
How can I learn more about your college scholarship program for girls in STEAM?
You can learn more at this page.
Can I send you fan mail, packages, or PR mailers?
Yes—fan mail and thoughtful mail are welcome.
For PR packages, product samples, or brand mailers, please contact me in advance. I'm selective about what I accept and share.
Mailing address:
Amie DD
2442 NW Market St. Unit #1117
Seattle, WA 98107
You have chip implants??
Yep—NFC implants I use for authentication, payments, unlocking and starting my car, and even signing my Git commits. Also… occasional weird experiments. It's less sci-fi than it sounds and more like advanced convenience (with a side of chaos).
Honestly, keys and cards are kind of analog at this point. Biohacking already exists everywhere—cataract lenses, pacemakers, glasses, medicines—all designed to improve how we live. This is just another step along that spectrum.
Some of them also store data—like links—so you can literally scan my hand and open things like this website.
How it works: They're passive NFC chips (no batteries), so they only activate when they're very close—just a few centimeters—to a phone or reader. The LED implants light up from that same field, so no charging required.
Also, three of my implants have LEDs you can actually see under the skin, which is equal parts practical and a little bit "okay that's cool."
Do you do talks or speaking events?
Yes—topics usually include hardware hacking, implants, creative engineering, and "questionable decisions that somehow worked."
I take on a limited number of speaking engagements and prioritize events that are a strong fit.
👉 Contact me for availability.