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Well done, ngramly!
Did you weed the little black lines, or just leave them cut?
Great blend of color, and the wide black border really makes the design POP.
Thank you sir! The little lines are single cuts. Once I applied the vinyl to the disc, I flexed each of the seams to make sure each was open to the dye.
Simply awesome looking, reminds me of a Tiffany lamp. That looks soooo multidimensional and the black rim is a classy touch.
How long did that take to finish? Is that a brainwave/shaving cream dye underneath?
I have a few dyes done, but I can't post them yet, as they are gifts for others Will post at the end of the month!
Thank you sir! The little lines are single cuts. Once I applied the vinyl to the disc, I flexed each of the seams to make sure each was open to the dye.
It took longer than I originally thought but still probably less than a lot of the hand-painted work I've seen on here. It feels like it takes forever because 90% of the time in it is spent tediously weeding all of the tiny shapes. The background is all brainwave-style punky colour but only the blue really showed up.Simply awesome looking, reminds me of a Tiffany lamp. That looks soooo multidimensional and the black rim is a classy touch.
How long did that take to finish? Is that a brainwave/shaving cream dye underneath?
Brainwave-style using punky colour for all of the colors done in one step. I left the dye on for 48hrs in a semi-sealed environment with damp paper towels. I feel like this helped the color come through brighter but it may have blurred the brainwave lines in everything but the blue.Don't mean to pummel you with questions, but I would also like to know what method you used for the color, and if you did all the colors at once. There does look like there are some blue brainwave lines in there...
Anyways, stellar job :hfive:.
The outer ring is dipped with the rest of the black. Since all of my geometric stencils are designed in AutoCad, I include a small hole at the exact center of the design. I line up the stencil through that hole to a temporary mark I make on the center of the disc. Once everything is lined up and pressed down I cover up the hole with another piece of vinyl.Love that style ngramly! I've been wanting to try something like that after seeing some of your other ones.:clap:
One more question...if you don't mind...
Is the black outer ring spun or dipped with the rest, and if it's the latter, how are you centering your stencil?
Thanks!
-Jeff
still messing w nebula tests... going to pick up dish gel this week. do you guys use pinky colors w this method?
still looking for a neon pinko type color to use... I'm leery of the punky colors as well, because of the fade issues. pylams bright pink is too pastel, and the red is not neon enough.