Damn, that looks great. Did you have to take it apart to apply the dyes?

You can’t say that and not show us the result! What color did you use for your guitar?

Oof, how did I forget wood burning?! That’s a great tip indeed.

I also never thought about using leather dye, I’ll look for it next time

That’s a good one, we’ll give it a try next time. I think I’ll try the other block rule as “the next person has to use their non dominant hand to pull their next piece” and see how it goes.

Still open to suggestions everyone, keep them coming

“It’s easy to criticize local burning practices, but they are not only cultural, they’re a necessity to local communities,” Acará’s environmental secretary, Sônia Elídia Reis Mota, told Mongabay from her office. “These crops are their subsistence. If they don’t burn, they won’t have anything to eat or won’t make enough money to buy food.”

When you have someone at the local environmental agency spilling lies like that, this certainly does not bode well for the rest of the forest there. You just need to literally go to the neighboring city, Tomé-Açu, to find multiple successful syntropic farms that formed a local coop to export their produce, and have learned that monocrops, slash and burn are not the answer, see (in Portuguese): A trip to the part of the Amazon where Japanese is spoken