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Meowchee — Copper Phantom mask
Published: 2007-03-24 07:28:17 +0000 UTC; Views: 988; Favourites: 17; Downloads: 20
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I carved this in 2005 for multicultural art class. We were actually supposed to carve African people...Well while doing that, I took an additional piece of copper, borrowed some tools for a day, and made this. Funny story, my other classmates who saw me with it asked if Erik was my boyfriend and I was like, "No, that's the Phantom's name!" and they were like, "Uh huh....surrrreeee."I <3 Erik! Hope you do too.
Check out the patina version here: meowchee.deviantart.com/art/Ph…
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Well I drew it out in the front of a thin copper piece. Then I used a flat-headed wooden tool to push it out in the back for the larger parts. For the words and other narrow parts, I used an embossing stylus.
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Beautifully bone fan art, I like phantom of the opera, and it's nice to see new art from it!
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it suppused to be "done" instead of "bone"
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Awesome, haven't seen any thing like this since my class did Grecian gods in 3rd grade!
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Well you have to get one of those really thin pieces of copper and you use an embossing tool and draw it out in the front. Then you use a flat-headed wooden tool (I don't know its technical name) to push it out in the back for the larger parts. For the words and other narrow parts, use the embossing tool again.
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O.O
That is amazing! So how how exactly did you do this?
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