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I never had an etch-a-sketch growing up, but while visiting some friends a while back, I drew this scene. It is the best etch-a-sketch I have ever drawn.

Etched Lamp by Alyson Hurt

National Portrait Gallery, Washington, D.C.

Etched control labels by Andrew Nicolaou

Etched into Concrete by Nathan Kensinger

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Manhattanville, NY, NY

Etched copper by olulabelle

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First attempt at etching a hand painted design. Etched using nitric acid.

Kevin by peter taylor

etched port glasses by Kara Lock

Etch--DSC06210 by lemon168

Etched Cabochons by Rita Bennett

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Etched Glass by papalazarou75

IMG_4934 by Valentine Zev Rejman

Etched with Blue Ink by Jacy Ippolito

ETCH Generalprøve by Sandnes IL - Friidrett

Foto: Rune Helliesen

Etched Mirror by MarketPlace Interiors Tampa, Florida

my first bezel - future pendant by filigreegarden

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From metalsmithing class: Copper sheet that we etched in a previous class was used to create the base shapes. A triangular piece of recycled vintage bottle glass was set into a textured (with a rolling mill) bezel and soldered to the base. This will become a pendant with additional beads or dangles on the bottom, and a riveted bail on the top section.

ETCH by Phil

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Bamc icr

wine festival by marthha

tray with etched grapes on thin silverplated metal

Armenian cross, etched in black stone by Monceau

Laser Etched Moleskins by shelton davis

Sample tag for the ID@GT moleskin wrappers

Etched Glass Animals by Bri_J

National Museum of Nature and Science, Ueno, Tokyo, Japan.

Etch by mel

etched blue Runestone by Julie Reeman

Blue glass etched with the Rune Elhaz meaning protection.

etched earrings-Whisp by sharon b.

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Etch-a-Sketch by John Poltrack

Humpback whale tails are unique. This female is named Etch-a-Sketch. First Year Seen: 1988

Etch-a-Sketch -- often referred to as EAS or Etch -- is a favorite of many New England whale watchers. She is named for black markings on her fluke, which resemble the lines one might make while playing with an Etch-a-Sketch toy. In 2016 she had a new calf with her when she returned to Stellwagen Bank.

Etch-a-Sketch is most well known for her unique style of feeding. Her technique is a variation on kick-feeding: Etch-A-Sketch will lift her tail high out of the water and then slap it at the surface three times before diving and blowing a bubble cloud. She always does this in exactly the same way, making it possible to identify Etch from a great distance by her feeding style alone!

Exactly how this “kick-feeding” that Etch-a-Sketch and many other humpbacks engage in helps them feed in not fully known, but it likely involves using the tail slaps to stun, frighten, and/or disorient the fish, making it easier for the whale to capture more fish in each mouthful -- thus increasing feeding efficiency.https://whale.org/adopt_whale/etch-a-sketch/

Etched Blade by Mike Fitzpatrick