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This is the progression of steps for this:
1.) I drew a realistic lotus (no subject/example) in pencil and was pleased.
2.) I got bored so I drew darker pencil over-top in what I thought would be cool tattoo swirls and was pleased.
3.) Once again my pleasure faded and was bored. So I erased it all and re-did some lines going for something reminiscent of the band Tool's eyes that are commonly associated with them. Finished with using my new awesome varying-width pens (one is a 007 and is like... beyond fine point ^.^)
4.) After displaying in my cubical for a long time I scanned and retouched it in Photoshop using my graphics pen, layers, and color management.
Final result... I think it looks pretty cool ^.^
This is the second of the tool photos. I did some post processing (obviously). I'm trying to really improve my post processing abilities.
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Lovely husband has finished my workbench today so I've started organsing my silversmithing tools.
Just need some peace from the children now!
Angle iron from an old bed frame, cut to size, points added, handles bolted on. square ends left exposed so they can be driven by a hammer.
These are my most favorite clay tools in the world for handbuilding. I love to carve in leather hard clay.
This cherub consists of an old soldering iron, a figurine's head, doll arms, plastic wings, watch parts and a sculpted body. 2011.
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Rajkot Machine Tools Show 2014 is scheduled from 6th November to 9th November 2014, Race Course Ground, Rajkot, Gujarat. The event is claimed to be India's Premier Exhibition of Metal Cutting, Forming & Automation Industry. RMTS 2014 will be an exclusive showcase for engineering, machine tools, automation, & automotive. It will cover over 10000 Sq. mtrs of exhibition area and will have articipation from over 600 companies both.
Rajkot Machine Tools Show 2014
Dates: 5-6-7-8-9 November, 2014
Venue:: Race Course Ground, Rajkot, Gujarat
Organised By:: KMG Business Technology I Machine Tools Manufacturers’ Association-Rajkot
Supported By:: iNDEXTb (Govt. of Gujarat)
Approved By:: India Trade Promotion Organisation (ITPO) a Govt. of India Enterprise
Machine Tools Industry is considered to be the backbone of engineering industry. And when it comes to production, Rajkot is the third largest Machine Tools Manufacturer in the country after Bengaluru and Pune. Currently, Rajkot is the leading manufacturer of conventional machine tools and with the increasing demand inflow; opportunities from across the globe are coming towards Rajkot. The entry of big names such as AMW, ATUL AUTO, TATA, MARUTI, FORD and now GENERAL MOTORS into the Gujarat region has ensured that the market of auto ancillary industry is moving upwards. Rajkot is considered to overtake the current 3rd spot that it has in the coming few years as a few other major automobile manufacturers are also planning to have their manufacturing plants in the region making it a preferred AUTOMOBILE HUB.
With about 350 to 400 machine tool companies out of which 95% units are producers of conventional machine tools and supply across India. According to industry sources, since the past few years, the share of local consumption of tools has also increased from 10% to 20% given the growth in auto parts, foundry and engineering industries in the country.
Tool performing at the Bill Graham Civic in San Francisco, California January 6, 2016 (iPhone pics no photo pass)
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