Harpuahound
Elite Cafe Member
I just completed this piece for practice. I used Native American motif as inspiration for design. The titanium was a little tough but very capable. C&C welcome.
Critique Request Titanium Dragon Ring
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Marcus Hunt
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I LIKE IT! very clean cutting. super job!
AndrosCreations
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I agree, it's very clean. Nice work.
What did you use to ink the cuts?
What did you use to ink the cuts?
Zhyyra
Elite Cafe Member
Like a light read. Soft on the eyes, and pleasant. Well done.
if really liking this is a critique, then that's about all i can say
Harpuahound
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Thanks guys. I appreciate it.
Arnaud Van Tilburgh
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Nice work Johnny, I also like the way you shaded some part in the background.
arnaud
arnaud
canadian
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I like the design, execution and it is a very cool looking ring!
Boris
Boris
Andrew Biggs
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Hi Johnny
I like the idea of your ring with the North American Indian designs.
As you can see, and have demonstrated, they can be adapted for engraving purposes. The scroll tail is a nice touch and can be developed a lot further.
Start playing with the designs more and bend the figures to your imagination and you will find that a certain artistic style can start developing that is truly unique.
If you look at the latest featured photo on the GRS site here You will notice that Jake Newell has incorporated an African border around the picture of the lion.
It's nice to see these tribal/cultural designs being adapted to engraving and adding some extra artistic value to the work.
Keep developing it and see what you can come up with
Cheers
Andrew
I like the idea of your ring with the North American Indian designs.
As you can see, and have demonstrated, they can be adapted for engraving purposes. The scroll tail is a nice touch and can be developed a lot further.
Start playing with the designs more and bend the figures to your imagination and you will find that a certain artistic style can start developing that is truly unique.
If you look at the latest featured photo on the GRS site here You will notice that Jake Newell has incorporated an African border around the picture of the lion.
It's nice to see these tribal/cultural designs being adapted to engraving and adding some extra artistic value to the work.
Keep developing it and see what you can come up with
Cheers
Andrew
Harpuahound
Elite Cafe Member
@Andy I used Black Antiquing (from stuller)
@Andrew Thanks for the advice and the original inspiration to try something out of the ordinary.
@Andrew Thanks for the advice and the original inspiration to try something out of the ordinary.
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