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ahh new stuff! sorta....

well previously, my preferred medium has been digital based, either 2d with photoshop or 3d with 3ds max, but recently I got into a print making program at school and have been having a blast learning.

So I realized the night before my first copper engraving project was due, that it was indeed due. So instead of trying to come up with a new design, I used a old image and transfered it onto the copper. The color image itself had a lengthy production time about a year ago but then I transfered it to the copper in a few minutes after finding miraculously a grease pencil.

I then spent about 6 hours engraving this piece of copper under a 45x microscope (the plate is 6x4) and the next day I spent making my set of 8 prints. They turned out pretty well, I only wish that I could have spent more time on it to include all the detail I have in the original piece.

The other two pieces are uploaded, so don't forget to check out the actual prints. I hope you all like the pieces and appreciate just how much time is put into printmaking

Description
ahh new stuff! sorta....

well previously, my preferred medium has been digital based, either 2d with photoshop or 3d with 3ds max, but recently I got into a print making program at school and have been having a blast learning.

So I realized the night before my first copper engraving project was due, that it was indeed due. So instead of trying to come up with a new design, I used a old image and transfered it onto the copper. The color image itself had a lengthy production time about a year ago but then I transfered it to the copper in a few minutes after finding miraculously a grease pencil.

I then spent about 6 hours engraving this piece of copper under a 45x microscope (the plate is 6x4) and the next day I spent making my set of 8 prints. They turned out pretty well, I only wish that I could have spent more time on it to include all the detail I have in the original piece.

The other two pieces are uploaded, so don't forget to check out the actual prints. I hope you all like the pieces and appreciate just how much time is put into printmaking