Hoarding
Willenium says: I had to bring some floppy disks into work which I had been saving for 10 years "in case I might need them". Tell us when your hoarding skills have come in useful (or not, as the case may be)
( , Thu 3 May 2012, 14:03)
Willenium says: I had to bring some floppy disks into work which I had been saving for 10 years "in case I might need them". Tell us when your hoarding skills have come in useful (or not, as the case may be)
( , Thu 3 May 2012, 14:03)
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Heat in forge, pound flatter, make platters?
The colours are problematic as they are quite obviously just the one thing, a traffic light. Not really artsy in my view ;) Utilitarian instead.
I like your ambition. Good luck with that, and post if you ever do get around to your projects. Any local art schools/groups? They'd love you for sharing your hoard!
( , Sat 5 May 2012, 21:38, 1 reply)
The colours are problematic as they are quite obviously just the one thing, a traffic light. Not really artsy in my view ;) Utilitarian instead.
I like your ambition. Good luck with that, and post if you ever do get around to your projects. Any local art schools/groups? They'd love you for sharing your hoard!
( , Sat 5 May 2012, 21:38, 1 reply)
The colors are very nice, though.
The red is a true ruby red, the yellow is a butterscotch amber, and the green is actually teal. They're 12" diameter and 8" diameter.
I've seen them slumped in a kiln to make dishes, but really wanted to do something different with them. I can cut them with a tile saw, but as mentioned that takes ages and is messy besides.
The one really cool thing I got from that traffic light diving binge was a series of fresnel lenses. They're plastic, which makes them useless from making something out of them, but they can magnify and concentrate sunlight enough to make leaves spontaneously combust!
( , Sun 6 May 2012, 8:18, closed)
The red is a true ruby red, the yellow is a butterscotch amber, and the green is actually teal. They're 12" diameter and 8" diameter.
I've seen them slumped in a kiln to make dishes, but really wanted to do something different with them. I can cut them with a tile saw, but as mentioned that takes ages and is messy besides.
The one really cool thing I got from that traffic light diving binge was a series of fresnel lenses. They're plastic, which makes them useless from making something out of them, but they can magnify and concentrate sunlight enough to make leaves spontaneously combust!
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