Frequently my biggest problem is forgetting what happens in a consultation, the sketches remain, but the context is missing.. this should not be a big issue really, unless you have high volume and 5 clients all want similar things... so I'm turning to a slightly higher tech pen.. the LiveScribe, it allows me to use a regular pen on paper, and create a digital drawing (saving extra step of scanning/photographing sketches) as well as recording the audio which is then tied to the drawing, i tested this at home with my 4 year old as a prospective client ;)
a nice "halfway" between the digital cad world and the analogue pencil sketch.. and easier for clients to use than a tablet as well...
This is my own private collection of ramblings.. make of it what you will.. A happy remark would be appreciated and if complaining ..remember how much you paid ;)
Monday, 26 December 2011
Wednesday, 7 December 2011
Tuesday, 6 December 2011
RockaBilly Bling Plastic Mould Cutting
Hey all, been a while since I have posted anything, its the silly season for jewellers...
A mate of mine, Colin Creed, had a design he needed machined, but the detail was too fine to hold in wax so we decided to give mould cutting a swing.. something new for me...
Firstly, the artwork and its origins, can be found here,
Rockabilly Bling
http://colincreedtattoomachines.blogspot.com
This artwork was converted into 2.5D geometry by Colin Creed and supplied to me as a reverse negative for pathing, which was done in Deskproto,
Then off to the mill, the plastic material was harvested from a bread board I bought at a $2 store locally.
the video sequences follow logically and some images of the final mould at the end of the post.
Thanks for your interest
A mate of mine, Colin Creed, had a design he needed machined, but the detail was too fine to hold in wax so we decided to give mould cutting a swing.. something new for me...
Firstly, the artwork and its origins, can be found here,
Rockabilly Bling
http://colincreedtattoomachines.blogspot.com
This artwork was converted into 2.5D geometry by Colin Creed and supplied to me as a reverse negative for pathing, which was done in Deskproto,
Then off to the mill, the plastic material was harvested from a bread board I bought at a $2 store locally.
the video sequences follow logically and some images of the final mould at the end of the post.
Thanks for your interest
and some closeup imagery still :)
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