When I first saw this event, the idea of making dog-shaped cookies immediately came to mind. I explored different types of cookie recipes, and in the end, I decided to go with iced sugar cookies.

I made two flavors of cookie dough: vanilla, and gingerbread chocolate with a hint of cinnamon. When I pressed my handmade cookie cutter into the dough, I couldn’t believe how well it turned out! I even made extra base pieces for separate body parts.

Here's the pic of handmade cutter made by cardboard and tapes!

The cookies smelled absolutely amazing when they came out of the oven. While letting them cool, I prepared a wide range of icing colors and started decorating each babies, giving them unique patterns and colors.

There are regular dogs, dogs in different colors, ones with geometric patterns, splatter designs, heart-shaped markings, and dogs without tails or with wings.
I even made a “dead” version wobbledog! just like how they die in games, all body apart.

I'm really happy to share this tray of wobbledog cookies with everyone. The vibrant colors are such a mood booster!

Snowcakey is a fluffy little pup with snowy white fur, shiny golden shapes on his body, pink ears and a pink nose, aslo, a big swishy tail.

He’s the sweetest, kindest dog ever, every pup wants to be his friend! Snowcakey loves listening to music and cozy, then bouncing up and down with the beat like a happy jellybean. When he gets super excited, he even lets out a few tiny woofs!

His favorite treat? Everyone’s tiny baby puppy teeth!
He's soft and round and cuddly, he also loves digging in the snow to build his very own tiny snow house, just the right size for a little snow pup like him.

Sometimes, Snowcakey likes to sit and watch his favorite doggy music shows. He dances all day long, except when he’s sleeping (Well… okay, sometimes even while he's eating.)

Wish I have time to draw all my prettys!

This scene in the movie really shocked me, but at the same time, it also made me feel quite awkward. Before seeing this moment, I had never realized that Bruce Wayne and Clark’s mother shared the same name. The film's portrayal of Batman recalling his mother and her death was actually quite beautifully done.

The intense and thrilling fight suddenly coming to a halt because Superman shouted his mother's name completely pulled me out of the moment. Superman was immobilized, and Batman suddenly got caught up in his PTSD, which came across as rather awkward. Especially afterwards, when Batman immediately changed his mindset because of the mother connection — it felt way too sudden.