Business Cards 2020
I’ve been making business cards out of all sorts of things. I’ve recently adopted printmaking and am finding that a great choice. So this year I am doing another run...
I’ve been making business cards out of all sorts of things. I’ve recently adopted printmaking and am finding that a great choice. So this year I am doing another run...
I carved the curved surface of a skateboard. I measured the curvature of the surface with a ruler and vernier taking a sample every inch. I then modeled the curve...
This is local cedar from Ottawa.
I carved up a 12″x12″ linoleum from Wallacks and up-cycled some album covers from the clock and jewelry project. This is basically a 12″ square stamp. I roll ink onto it...
A couple soap stamps! Published on: Nov 15, 2017
Some laser engraved cutting boards I made. I can also cut into any shape. Related Published Jul 19, 2016 @ 17:08
I’ve been making a lot of earrings and necklaces so I need some stands for them. I’m making more designs and I’d like to attach the earrings to a card....
At Hack613 makerspace we made CD covers for the band Bel Ann Ana recent album! Bel Ann Ana Bel Ann Ana Album Release Process We spent some time considering the...
We’ve been dabbling with printmaking lately. Everybody seems to want in on it so Doug, Lakota and I started a series of workshops. They are hosted at the Hack613 Makerspace. Check the event...
Pallet wood becomes a tree again. Other pallet wood art.
Here are the experiments so far.
Fun way to chop up scrap pine wood!
Having some fun making a clock from a sheet of wood.
Here’s an experimental wooden stamp. I’m using a stamp pad that I added some black ink to… The Art House Cafe These experiments for The Art House Cafe were done...
I was asked to make this cool cat sign using wood and a laser for engraving. Seems nice I think I’ll make more. Related: Cutting Boards
I made Darth Vader coasters during a CNC demonstration at the Ottawa Makerspace. Everybody loved them. Especially since it was Fathers Day! They’re made from stained birch.
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