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While browsing Furaffinity for porn often I get distracted by an outstanding piece of non-erotic art. Such was the case with - I'm not even sure through whose favs I got to her directory. No porn but instead a great [link] tatoo design. Citing: "This is my, and it seems pretty much everyone else's favorite out of the new tribal werewolves I've done. I just want to snuggle him to peices." My feelings were only a little bit cooler when I saw it and then I though, what the hell, I want to make it. Especially that after a while of observation I noticed this is one piece without disjointed isles and as such can be made as cut-out, not just engraving. I offered a trade on terms even more vague than usually and Nashoba agreed After I finished it and saw the ready pendant, yeah, I wanted to snuggle it to pieces too

I wanted to make such one for long now, but couldn't find a good project. Quite challenging from technical standpoint, two out of four pieces had to be abandonned due to tool breaking during the work, damaging them. First deep, steep-walled engraving in one side of 7mm brass with 3 conical tools, then flipping the material upside down and removal layer by layer, by the end in 0.05mm layers till I could just extract the ready pendant from the material tearing through paper-thin brass.

It looks very differently on dark and on bright backgrounds, so the photo shows both pendants I completed succesfully. One goes to Nashoba, I keep the other, so that we both can snuggle them to pieces

3cm high, 2mm thick, Impala 400, 15-degree tools, MO59 brass, staining liquid etc. Original (c)

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While browsing Furaffinity for porn often I get distracted by an outstanding piece of non-erotic art. Such was the case with - I'm not even sure through whose favs I got to her directory. No porn but instead a great [link] tatoo design. Citing: "This is my, and it seems pretty much everyone else's favorite out of the new tribal werewolves I've done. I just want to snuggle him to peices." My feelings were only a little bit cooler when I saw it and then I though, what the hell, I want to make it. Especially that after a while of observation I noticed this is one piece without disjointed isles and as such can be made as cut-out, not just engraving. I offered a trade on terms even more vague than usually and Nashoba agreed After I finished it and saw the ready pendant, yeah, I wanted to snuggle it to pieces too

I wanted to make such one for long now, but couldn't find a good project. Quite challenging from technical standpoint, two out of four pieces had to be abandonned due to tool breaking during the work, damaging them. First deep, steep-walled engraving in one side of 7mm brass with 3 conical tools, then flipping the material upside down and removal layer by layer, by the end in 0.05mm layers till I could just extract the ready pendant from the material tearing through paper-thin brass.

It looks very differently on dark and on bright backgrounds, so the photo shows both pendants I completed succesfully. One goes to Nashoba, I keep the other, so that we both can snuggle them to pieces

3cm high, 2mm thick, Impala 400, 15-degree tools, MO59 brass, staining liquid etc. Original (c)