I sent my new page out a while ago to my e-zine subscribers and
thought I would share it with you too. It is a plaque I did using
lost foam. Here is the address:
http://metalshop.homestead.com/the-rabbitry-plaque.html

Dave D

On May 14, 12:32*pm, metalshop wrote:
I sent my new page out a while ago to my e-zine subscribers and
thought I would share it with you too. *It is a plaque I did using
lost foam. *Here is the address:http://metalshop.homestead.com/the-rabbitry-plaque.html

Dave D

Well done, both the plaque and the presentation and videos.

What brass did you use? If scrap, did the potential lead content and
fumes give you some concern?

Paul

On Fri, 14 May 2010 12:32:47 -0700 (PDT), metalshop
wrote the following:

I sent my new page out a while ago to my e-zine subscribers and
thought I would share it with you too. It is a plaque I did using
lost foam. Here is the address:
http://metalshop.homestead.com/the-rabbitry-plaque.html

Very nice. Too bad the rabbit wasn't just a hare lower. groan
(I have a history in graphic design so I'm a picky SOB.

I really like the grounding pattern (background) and your choice of
patinas. How did you achieve the grounding texture? It's nice and
coarse. Just perfect to make the foreground stand out. Kudos.

--
Work and struggle and never accept an evil that you can change.
-- Andre Gide

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On May 14, 12:32 pm, metalshop wrote:
I sent my new page out a while ago to my e-zine subscribers and
thought I would share it with you too. It is a plaque I did using
lost foam. Here is the
address:http://metalshop.homestead.com/the-rabbitry-plaque.html

Dave D

Well done, both the plaque and the presentation and videos.

What brass did you use? If scrap, did the potential lead content and
fumes give you some concern?

Paul


that came out pretty darn good. congrats. looks great. inspiring.

b.w.