Tried something a little different (I think)

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I'm always experimenting. Thought this one came out pretty good.

I always do my experiments with Sierra style pens since it only requires one piece to cast and turn.

Let me know what you think
 

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I kinda like it. I can see someone at a show standing back holding up there chin, then making a frame with there fingers, then holding up there chin again and saying mmmmm I will take it.
To me it looks like random art. If there is any such a thing.
 

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Gold leaf in resin?......I like it.

Close...not gold leaf though. It a variagate copper leaf.

The tube is covered in Polymer clay, the leaf applied and then baked. It is then cast in clear PR.

On the Sierra its a little tricky because you don't have a lot of thickness to work with so the PC has to be really thin.
 

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Gold leaf in resin?......I like it.

Close...not gold leaf though. It a variagate copper leaf.

The tube is covered in Polymer clay, the leaf applied and then baked. It is then cast in clear PR.

On the Sierra its a little tricky because you don't have a lot of thickness to work with so the PC has to be really thin.


I like! Thanks for sharring your process!
 
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