Oct 22, 2025
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Another acid etch project, this time just the major Decepticons
Progress pics under cut
(Almost) Anatomically Correct Heart, pt 2
I still consider this a wip even though it is meant to be two layers. Think of this as a practice run.
Etching was a huge pain in the ass! Worked out ok for both pedals but I couldn't get an etch as deep as I would have liked, ended up using a waterslide over top of the Life Pedal clone (right) as the black paint didn't go deep enough. Still nice effect and would probably try it again with a higher concentrate FeCl solution. The pedal on the left is a teensy 4 based midi controller with TRS IN/OUT/THRU, and midi out on the back.
Trying to take artsy pics of some old mirrors I made down at the park. Got 10 min in before the sprinklers started to come on and I had to get up outta there. 🥲
But which do you prefer- grass or sheet pics?
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Acid etching in brass.
8cm diameter, 2mm thick, plus 2mm of craft foam underneath.
Tree Calf
Decorating the surface of calfskin bound books was quite popular in the late 18th- and 19th-centuries. One of the most recognizable patterns is called “tree calf” because the acid is poured over the surface of the leather to make a pattern that looks like a tree.
This book has to be turned upside down for the full effect, but it has one of the more dramatic trees we’ve seen in a while.
Jean Fautrier. L'Enfer, chant I. Lithographie 1929-1930.