Cloudy
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Awesome thread and design- I would certainly like to see more of these- and definitely save them in the archives!
Scroll cutting & shading practice #1
- Thread starter Sam
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Thanks a lot for this most interesting thread, Sam! For any novice it means a huge source of inspiration
Thanks for your feedback folks 
We have another one in the works for you and I'll start a new thread soon.
Here's mine. Cut with a common 120° graver on brass and blackened with Rust-Oleum paint.
We have another one in the works for you and I'll start a new thread soon.Here's mine. Cut with a common 120° graver on brass and blackened with Rust-Oleum paint.
Roger Bleile
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Sam = Maestro di ombreggiatura :bow::bow::bow:
GTJC460
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I think the monthly idea is fantastic! I know I've gleaned alot of ideas from this thread!
Sam, this has been a great idea and I think helpful for many. I haven't had time to participate as of yet. I hope to in the future. A few ideas for future designs.
-It may be fun to have some simple designs from time time from some of the other outstanding engravers ie. Sam W., Marty, Mitch, Brian H., Jim B., Andrew, etc. if they have the time and wish to participate.
-Designs that vary in how they begin, for example a corner design, a circular or oval design in the center of a plate.
-It's probably best to keep the deigns simple since many beginners and intermediate engravers will be participating.
-There is great value in NOT changing the outline or general idea much, but exploring the possibilities within the simple design.
-There is also value in seeing what some of the advanced engravers would do to significantly enhance a simple design by using more folds, flourishes,loops, etc.
-It may be fun to have some simple designs from time time from some of the other outstanding engravers ie. Sam W., Marty, Mitch, Brian H., Jim B., Andrew, etc. if they have the time and wish to participate.
-Designs that vary in how they begin, for example a corner design, a circular or oval design in the center of a plate.
-It's probably best to keep the deigns simple since many beginners and intermediate engravers will be participating.
-There is great value in NOT changing the outline or general idea much, but exploring the possibilities within the simple design.
-There is also value in seeing what some of the advanced engravers would do to significantly enhance a simple design by using more folds, flourishes,loops, etc.
Lee: Great minds think alike I've already made arrangements with another engraver for the next practice design. I believe you will really enjoy the next one and I hope you get time to do this one as well. There's no time limit on any of them of course
Many thanks for your most excellent suggestions!
I've already made arrangements with another engraver for the next practice design. I believe you will really enjoy the next one and I hope you get time to do this one as well. There's no time limit on any of them of course Many thanks for your most excellent suggestions!
Thanks for your feedback folks
Here's mine. Cut with a common 120° graver on brass and blackened with Rust-Oleum paint.
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:clapping:Wow, that one looks very professional, Sam:clapping: My congratulations!
rayf24
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Sam when I asked you on that other post about a practise plate design for us new folk and you responded within a day or two who would have thourgh it would have had this much interest and I still have not tried it I am affraid work is getting in the way customers want their lawn mowers repaired / replaced or serviced it that time of year here in UK but the response WOW and such nice work from the members, like someone said one excersise a month maybe a great idear your time permitting or maybe some of the other pro engraver might submit some to help you out.
Thanks again it a great post and it would be hard to pick a winner from this lot I know I wouldn't want that job :thinking:
Ray
Thanks again it a great post and it would be hard to pick a winner from this lot I know I wouldn't want that job :thinking:
Ray
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Hi Ray. Yeah, it's been a good one for sure. I've done it a couple of times in the past but this time it really clicked for some reason. :thinking:
There is no winner other than the folks (including me) who learned from a lot seeing how different engravers shade the same design. I hope you'll find time to cut it, too
There is no winner other than the folks (including me) who learned from a lot seeing how different engravers shade the same design. I hope you'll find time to cut it, too
Darren
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A little different rendition.... Hand cut Sterling
Darren, that is absolutely stunning! Such precision cutting!
GTJC460
~ Elite 1000 Member ~
@Darren... Exceptionally nice! What a feast for the eye!
This thread gets better everyday!
This thread gets better everyday!
celticjohn
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Darren,
that looks really smart.....
that looks really smart.....
Dimas
Elite Cafe Member
Impresionante, hace dias que no entraba y me encontre verdaderas maravillas. Ya estoy impaciente por empezar con otro tema, le pondremos mas interes je je je. gracias a todos por mostrar. Saludos
Darren
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Thanks guys! I appreciate the nice comments.
Mike Fennell
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Happy Birthday, Dr. Seuss! Born March 2, 1904.
Well, two guys named Chris did mention him a few pages back.
Mike Fennell
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